"stop delay" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to express a desire to end an unnecessary or unwelcome delay or to urge someone to cease delaying something. For example: "We must stop the delay and start the project now."
"Congress ought to stop delay and move forward".
RGPO can be roughly divided into three stages: stop delay period, towing period, and termination period.
Webber qualified third in Monaco but dropped a place at the start and later a pit stop delay dropped Webber outside the top ten, however he recovered to fourth by passing Kamui Kobayashi on the penultimate lap, and set his fourth fastest lap of the season.
The marked both Webber's last race for Jaguar and Jaguar's last race in Formula One, ending sadly for the team, as Klien turned into a corner colliding with Webber as the Australian attempted to make up for a pit stop delay earlier in the race.
When the stop delay period ends or when the range gate locks interference signal, it comes to the second period, towing period.
The effectiveness of the proposed layout at the study location for varying flow level is evaluated by comparing average delay, average stop delay, average number of stops per vehicle, average queue length, and maximum queue length.
Congress needs to stop delaying and pass this legislation.
Tatchell said: "David Cameron and Maria Miller should stop delaying and making excuses.
He should stop delaying and endorse the findings of an inquiry by the Organization of American States.
With military tribunals now tilted toward the prosecution, we should stop delaying and start prosecuting.
So let's stop delaying and denying and get to it.
