"in backlog" is a valid phrase that can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a task or item that has been set aside and not yet been addressed. For example, "The account reconciliation has been in backlog for two weeks now."
Lennar also reported a significant increase in backlog, a sign of potential future revenue.
Arm's licensing follows backlog with a lag and the decline in backlog is likely to impact the profit and loss in 2016.
He said President Trump's ambitious infrastructure spending plans should "prioritize the estimated $12.5 billion in backlog of maintenance and repair" at hundreds of national parks such as Yosemite National Park, the Mall, Memorial Bridge and the George Washington Memorial Parkway.
Scott released a statement on Tuesday criticizing Obama for failing to "live up to his commitment on the Everglades and find a way to fund the $58m in backlog funding Everglades national park hasn't received from the federal government".
Zinke told the committee that President Trump's ambitious infrastructure spending plans should "prioritize the estimated $12.5 billion in backlog of maintenance and repair" at hundreds of national parks across the country.
PAGE A5 national SNAIL-PACED PROGRESS In Backlog of DNA Evidence Local and state law enforcement agencies have made little progress in reducing a nationwide backlog of DNA evidence samples over the past four years, according to reports filed with the National Institute of Justice.
The service is being 'modernised', resulting in backlogs and delays.
It consolidated many back-office operations last year, resulting in backlogs in accounts receivables, and billing problems that infuriated customers.
The increase in employment levels highlights greater confidence about upcoming workloads, which was also supported by the steepest rise in backlogs in over two-and-a-half years.
During the next three years, many more employment green cards will be set aside for Indians and Chinese than for others languishing in backlogs, particularly Filipinos and South Koreans.
They include those who had applied legally for green cards and had been stuck in backlogs for 10 years or more.
