"permitting delay" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to allowing an event, task, or action to be delayed. For example: The court ruled that the defendant could remain free, permitting delay in the trial until the evidence had been reviewed.
Disappointing test well results followed, as permitting delays and determined environmental protests stoked industry frustrations.
For now, he said, judges outside Manhattan are extending deadlines and permitting delays where warranted.
And yet, bringing new energy sources to market is held up by unnecessary litigation and unreasonable federal permitting delays.
It is encouraging aggressive risk-taking while permitting delays to balance-sheet repairs in the private sector and letting governments off the fiscal hook.
Shell also reported a decline of 100,000 barrels of daily oil and gas production for the quarter, in part because of permitting delays in the Gulf of Mexico after the BP accident last year.
Musk said Tesla had been in talks with the governor's staff and expressed concerns that permitting delays could prevent the factory from being built quickly. . . . . .
QoS guarantees can be in terms of maximum permitted delay and reliability in terms of permitted packet loss, etc.
Lengthening the grace period (permitted delay for treatment initiation) has less influence, at least for 3 6 months.
The impact of CD4 observation frequency and grace periods (permitted delay to initiation) on the optimal regimen has not been investigated nor has the performance of dynamic marginal structural models in moderately sized data sets two issues that are relevant to many applications.
The US has said it will wait for details of a Russian proposal on Syrian chemical weapons but warned it would not permit "delays and avoidance".
