The phrase "one week delay" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to communicate that something will be happening one week from the current time. For example, you might say, "The project is on schedule, but there will be a one week delay in delivering the supplies."
After a one week delay, only IR was more effective than no imitation, suggesting that imitation during retrieval is most effective for learning object-manipulation words.
[Reckitt's] 2009 results may be impacted by the exact date that generics go live (a one week delay worth £5m to earnings), but it seems inevitable that generics will be in full force by the year end.
After that, Stephen Castor, a top Issa staffer, wrote Taylor that as he understood it, "Ms. Lerner is willing [to] testify, and she is requesting a one week delay".
If only one week delay was required, next chemotherapeutic courses were given every 4 weeks.
Indian tribal leaders on eastern Long Island agreed in court on Friday to a one-week delay in their plans to build a gambling casino, a project that state and local officials say would be illegal.
The judges also lifted the ban on the book, with a one-week delay to give the prosecutor time to appeal.
Trump said the one-week delay in voting on Kavanaugh to allow for an FBI background investigation into sexual assault allegations "turned out to be a great thing, a blessing in disguise". He singled out Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) for praise and commended her for her decisive "yea" vote for Kavanaugh.
But Republicans forced a one-week delay in the vote on Mr. Obama's nominee for attorney general, Eric H. Holder Jr., and there are other jobs yet to fill, including that of commerce secretary.
On Tuesday, he asked for the one-week delay in the discussion to allow all members to discuss the issues.
In a surprise turnaround, Sens. Jeff Flake (R-Ariz). and Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) joined Democrats in calling for a one-week delay in final voting on President Trump's Supreme Court nominee, Brett Kavanaugh, to allow for an FBI probe into the sexual assault allegations against him.
Flake, who left the elevator ashen-faced and clearly rattled, did not reveal to reporters if that encounter affected his ultimate decision to call for a one-week delay in a final vote on Kavanaugh's confirmation to allow time for an FBI probe.
