The phrase "postponed matters" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to issues or tasks that have been delayed or rescheduled.
Example: "We need to address the postponed matters in our next meeting to ensure everything is back on track."
Alternatives: "deferred issues" or "delayed matters."
As Jason Botchford put it in the Province, in their 3-1 loss to the Flames, the Canucks "played like a team waiting for something to happen, maybe a power play or a deficit or a city-wide power outage to postpone matters".
Debt collections may be postponed if matters have gone that far, and leniency may be granted when payments are missed under installment agreements.
You postponed these matters until it was too late!
Mr. Sharon postponed the matter, saying the Palestinians had not supplied the 48 hours of quiet.
He requested the increase from the State Retirement Board, but it postponed the matter until his criminal case is resolved.
"This is a task which can never be postponed, no matter what.
After 15 ballots, the Assembly still had not chosen a nominee, and postponed the matter until the next session.
The commission first postponed the matter on Nov. 12 and then again on Dec. 9, both times on the advice of city staff.
Gov. Rick Snyder attempted to fast-track the law straight to the state's highest court in August by invoking a rarely used executive maneuver, but the court postponed the matter in order to give both sides more time to gather information.
In this situation the 7th party congress was convened in order to discuss a vitally important matter which could not be postponed - the matter of peace.
But months after his execution was once again postponed, Dozier took matters into his own hands: Officials at the Ely State Prison in Nevada found him dead of an apparent suicide this weekend.
