"shipment delay" is a correct and common phrase in written English.
You might use it when discussing the postponement of a shipment or delivery, such as "We regret to inform you of a shipment delay due to heavy rains in the area."
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The chip "does the bulk of the heavy lifting for the L16, and is the cause of the anticipated shipment delay".
Meanwhile, Qualcomm's chip shipment delay is not that dramatic in light of the example set by other wireless vendors, such as Motorola mot, which has made similar announcements before.
The equipment company said in court documents that shipment delays could cost the company millions of dollars.
The supply problem has deepened following the March earthquake in Japan, which has resulted in shipment delays of vehicles and parts and curbed production in the United States.
The Visiting Nurse Association of Brooklyn cited an advisory from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that vaccine manufacturers expect shipment delays and supply cuts in October and November.
The latter remained generally positive in February, albeit still early in the year, while the biggest risk of the former would appear to be possible shipment delays to Inchcape's Asian markets, principally Hong Kong.
However, due to limited resources at the logistics hubs, shipment delays may affect the service performance.
Chinese steel producers reportedly have requested shipment delays from some iron ore producers, such as Mount Gibson Iron, whose shares plunged 13.7%.
This usually means it must make an order 60 days in advance to account for shipment delays.
In a multimodal hub network, the limited resources at the hub may cause shipment delays which will affect the service performance.
