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Discover Ludwig"delays of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to specific instances of delay, typically in the form of "delays of X", where X is a length of time. For example: "We apologize for any delays of up to 30 minutes that you may experience."
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There were delays, of course.
Delays of 20 minutes were expected for this morning.
"We expect delays of no more than 10 minutes".
Other flights faced delays of up to two hours.
The two had average delays of 17to1818 minutes.
Many are facing extreme delays of well over six months.
Some policies have delays of 90, 180 days or longer.
"Passengers must expect delays of between one and two hours.
That might cause a few delays of its own.
Delays of weeks, even months, are not uncommon.
An earlier version said that compensation could be claimed for delays of less than three hours.
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