The phrase "one month behind" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is delayed or not on schedule by a month. Example: The project deadline is one month behind schedule due to unexpected delays in production.
"I'm always one month behind, one month behind," she complained after receiving donated carrots, bread, yogurt and other groceries that the First Church of God and Christ in Hempstead distributes every Wednesday night.
By September, she found herself one month behind on rent, and another month was due.
If you fall one month behind, it takes three months to catch up".
"They're not one month behind in rent, but four months and facing eviction, or at the point where the heat is going to be turned off".
In fact, the $25,000 check is the fourth and largest payment that Mr. Hutchins has tried to make after he fell one month behind last year.
"In the old world, I would be at least one month behind in analysing charts of patients who had acquired an infection in the hospital, maybe even two months," says Cindy Miller, a nurse with 35 years experience who doubles as director of infection control.
Now she has fallen behind economically herself: one month late on rent, two months behind on car payments and $60,000 in student debt from her undergraduate studies.
"I'm really distrustful of the Republican Party because of the leader". Gillespie has strengthened his advantage among two Republican base groups where his support lagged behind one month ago.
We knew the day was coming, but it's probably worth pointing out all the same: Mobile personal assistant app Donna will cease working tomorrow, about one month after the company behind it — Incredible Labs — was acqui-hired by Yahoo.
If convicted, he faces a maximum of one year, one month, and 11 days behind bars for committing "acts notoriously offensive to the feelings of the faithful" in a "place devoted to religious worship or during celebration of any religious ceremony". It would be a historic conviction.
Neonatal mortality has slowly been decreasing in the three countries since 1990 but, in line with what is observed globally and due to the same reasons, namely greater focus on and better results in improving health of children older than one month, this decline is lagging behind the decline of under-five mortality.
