"extended the delay" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a situation where a delay has been prolonged or made longer. For example: - The construction company announced that they have extended the delay in completing the project by another month. - Due to unforeseen circumstances, the flight was delayed and the airline had to extend the delay by two hours. - The students were frustrated when the teacher announced that she had extended the delay in returning their graded papers. - The negotiations for the contract were at a standstill as the two parties could not come to an agreement, leading to an extended delay in the signing of the contract.
Then in late November, the agency extended the delay indefinitely.
CONEMBOL initially said it would delay the match by an hour after complaints from Boca coaches, then extended the delay to 2 hours 15 minutes, before eventually postponing the match until Sunday.
As a consequence, the ISIE extended the delay to register, facilitated the registration procedures, enrolled "automatically" those electors who had not done so "voluntarily", and eventually decided that anyone would be entitled to vote even if not registered on the electoral roll, providing that he/she had a Tunisian ID or passport.15.
Furthermore, we were able to study how pre- and postsaccade eye positions and saccade directions are represented because we extended the delayed memory task to cover a grid.
A miscarriage intervened, compounding our worries and extending the delay.
The proposal extends the delay threshold for any compensation to five hours from three hours currently for intra-European flights.
It was found that glycol ether compounds noticeably prolong the nucleation time, and extend the delay of catastrophic growth significantly.
On Jan . 5 the judge will hold a separate hearing at which MGA lawyers said he would consider extending the delay at least to the end of 2009 instead.
Based on the cumulative queuing regime, this study first extends the delay models, which are usually formulated for isolated intersections, to the case of coordinated intersections by explicitly incorporating the effects of residual queue and signal offset.
But instead of diverting to another platform, managers decided to route the train directly behind another which then also struggled to move - further extending the delay.
However, these works intersect as they directly extend the delay reduction PMP schemes, known to be NP-hard, to the D2D setting without considering the complexity issue for such battery-powered networks.
