"delayed starting" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it when referring to something that has been postponed or slowed down in terms of beginning or launching. For example, "The launch of the new product has been delayed starting due to manufacturing issues."
Because of getting PA1 back, Quiz 4 will be given out delayed starting Wednesday night.
These may include changes in job responsibilities, salary reduction and/or reduced workweeks, changes in job locale, delayed starting dates, and other reasonable options.
So, against the advice of her oncologist, she delayed starting the hormone blockers, which would help prevent the return of the cancer, so as to harvest her eggs.
Chu, a 19-year-old forward from Fairfield, who graduated from Choate Rosemary Hall in Wallingford in June, delayed starting her college career at Harvard to train for the Games.
Research by the housing charity Shelter found that almost a quarter of 24- to 39-year-olds delayed starting a family because housing was expensive; of these, 57% said they were delaying having children by up to five years.
Baby boomers, on the whole, stayed in school longer than previous generations, delayed starting families until their late thirties or forties, and benefitted from improved medical care and nutrition.
After the delayed started, Portadown quickly took the lead as Soares scored in the opening minute.
"Women should avoid delaying starting their family until their 30s.
So why not delay starting an ad to let the user choose first?
One is to delay starting dahlia tubers until late spring — a month or more later than usual.
We must stop pretending that medical advances allow the luxury of delaying starting a family, he says.
