"faced with delay" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe something that has been hindered or held back due to a lack of progress. For example: "The project was facing a delay due to the availability of materials."
Those currently enrolled are faced with delays in medical appointments that exceed the V.A.'s own standards.
The negotiations have settled into a familiar routine: the big powers demand concrete steps from Iran and a firm commitment to comply with United Nations and other international mandates, only to be faced with delays or complicated counterproposals, including one on Friday that one Western diplomat said had left officials "puzzled".
Faced with delays and objections to the original route, the Nebraska Legislature enacted a law in 2012 designed to expedite approval and routing of major pipelines.
Although most adult humans are able to regulate their emotions when faced with delays or disappointment, researchers say the basis of those feelings are rooted in our evolutionary past and played a fundamental role in the development of human decision-making.
Additionally, if the dynamic constraints or the performance index contain delay arguments, we are faced with a delay fractional optimal control problem (DFOCP).
Commuters hoping to take the train were instead faced with long delays on New Jersey Transit's Morris and Essex County line.
Producers of goods or suppliers of services are quickly weakened if they are faced with buyers' delays.
Faced with the delays in Washington, senior government officials here are somewhat more cautious in expressing their shock at the possibility that Colombia might be denied the trade pact.
Guilfoyle says he shares the frustration of supporters who are being faced with repeated delays over a deal: "I have no appetite for trading the club in the season but through force of circumstances we've been forced to".
Whereas humans are risk averse for monetary gains, other animals can be risk seeking for food rewards, especially when faced with variable delays or under significant deprivation.
In a context in which health centres have fixed costs, and faced with reimbursement delays for free services provided by health workers, some workers in Senegal tried to dissuade elderly patients from using services.
