"forced delay" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you might use the phrase "forced delay" in a sentence such as: "Due to unforeseen circumstances, the project was met with a forced delay."
Daytona International Speedway began repairs to the damaged portion of Turn 2 that forced delays Sunday during the Daytona 500.
Instead, the year began in chaos, both because of security scares overseas that forced delays and cancellations, and bad weather that gripped much of the United States.
The company, which employs around 5,000 people, had previously stared into the void as damaging leaks forced delays to the vital cash call, and this time was no different.
Apple also filed an action against HTC before a U.S. trade panel, which has forced delays in sales of some HTC smartphones.
If successful, this effort may be more devastating to women's reproductive health care than the hundreds of individual state laws that mandate counseling and sonograms, forced delays, and bans on specific procedures.
However the aligning of old laws with the new Kenyan constitution was hampered by bickering politicians, taking two years to complete and forcing delay of elections until March 2013.
The opposition of some Senate Republicans and House and Senate negotiations on a final compromise could force delays into February.
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey plans to reduce capital spending by $2 billion over five years, forcing delays in several major transportation projects.
The country needs action, and it needs action quickly, and you will not be serving the public if you force delays or force amendments and compromises that dilute or delay the actions that the president ultimately decides are necessary.
Deeper advances would have required stockpiles to be moved forward, potentially forcing delays.
