"delayed service" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used when talking about services that are running behind schedule. For example, "Due to a power outage, the train service is currently experiencing delayed service."
Delayed Service: During severe weather or emergency conditions, delayed service staff do not report to or remain at work.
With few staff working on the day, a slightly delayed service may be running on your designated route.
Now that it is back in top form, the space station will fly solo until July, when Russia's long delayed service module is supposed to arrive.
By Harriet Harvey, Philip Hamburger, and Harold Ross The New Yorker, July 26 , 1941P. 7 Talk story about "delayed service" a new kind of strike.
In general, faculty and staff at DUSON are considered to be in the "delayed service" category.
"Delayed service" faculty and staff should not report to work or remain at work when a severe weather closure has been declared.
The release of her 1985 personal papers held at the Churchill Archive Centre in Cambridge shows that she took issue with one of the themes of the long-delayed service proposed by the Dean of St Paul's – penitence and reconciliation – believing it could be seen as implying that the Argentinians had not been the aggressors in the conflict.
In another effort to cut costs that year, the state authorized privatizing the eligibility and enrollment systems for CHIP, Medicaid and food stamps, leading to mistaken rejections and much-delayed services.
He began his delayed national service as a second lieutenant in the Royal Fusiliers.
As Wednesday's chaos disrupted traffic and delayed bus service, commuters and others began to show frustration with the Occupiers — although some still said they agree with their message.
But he had been features editor of the Oxford students' magazine Isis and, when he began his delayed national service as a second lieutenant in the Royal Fusiliers, he indulged his passion for writing by keeping a diary of his training, parts of which found their way to a small-circulation magazine.
