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The phrase "protracted waiting time" is correct and usable in written English
You could use it to describe any kind of long wait or delay, such as in the following example sentence: "We were forced to endure a protracted waiting time before finally receiving the necessary paperwork."
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The demand for lung transplantation exceeds the supply of donor lungs, leading to protracted waiting times and a high death rate on the waiting list [4 6].
The demand for lung transplantation exceeds the supply of donor lungs, leading to protracted waiting times and a high death rate on the waiting list [ 4- 6].
In addition, because protracted wait times are unlikely to disappear in Canada and similarly structured health systems, supportive interventions designed to treat depression and reduce the physical and psychological stress of waiting may improve health status and quality of life in wait-listed patients.
Second, these protracted wait times abrade the patience of teams and encourage teams to decide without data.
The ramifications of protracted wait times on health and health care costs have not previously been examined.
Demand supply gaps for multidisciplinary bariatric care exist in many jurisdictions in Canada (and elsewhere) and this has resulted in protracted wait times.
The Waiting List Impact Questionnaire (WLIQ) [ 23], adapted from a study of wait times for coronary revascularization was administered to assess the perceived impact of protracted wait times on health status.
The results will identify the spectrum of potential risks associated with protracted wait times for bariatric care and will quantify the economic, humanistic and clinical impact of surgery from the Canadian perspective.
To some experts, that suggests that Google could end up winning a protracted waiting game.
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Mean observed waiting time and model-based waiting time of 90% of pedestrians were then studied.
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