"perceived delay" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to the feeling that something is taking longer than it should. For example: The participants in the study experienced a perceived delay in the delivery of their packages.
Mostly, however, the perceived delay is about Vietnam's economic identity.
An ad is automatically auctioned quickly enough to serve the ad to the user without perceived delay.
Some of the briefs again reminded Mr. Bush that the attack timing was flexible, and that, despite any perceived delay, the planned assault was on track.
On July 1, the brief stated that the operation had been delayed, but "will occur soon". Some of the briefs again reminded Mr. Bush that the attack timing was flexible, and that, despite any perceived delay, the planned assault was on track.
From node 's perspective, the perceived delay through a known contact is given by the sum of its EDD and the ICT between both nodes.
The perceived delay caused by the centralized cloud can be minimized by adopting a distributed cloud deployed over ANB of cellular network.
And the company's concern over how its P.R. message was being perceived delayed the campaign for more than a year.
The airwaves are abuzz with anger at perceived delays in governmental decisions about which areas will be abandoned, where the new town could be built.
This may, in turn, lead to increased latency, which results in user perceived delays [4].
But the program is yet to launch, and perceived delays and a lack of communication by Facebook is making some developers who signed up for the program a little antsy.
The principal risks of failing to translate this science are the perceived delays in providing diagnostics and clinical care to patients[7, 8].
