In requisition terms, what is the meaning of a delayed requisition?

A delayed requisition refers to a situation where there is a hold on the processing or fulfillment of a request for items because further verification is needed regarding the requirements. This could involve confirming the quantity, specifications, or perhaps validating the justification for the requisition itself. Delayed requisitions are often part of a quality control process to ensure that the items being requested are indeed necessary and appropriate for the intended use, thus preventing unnecessary expenditure and ensuring accountability in supply management.

In contrast, a request to expedite shipping pertains to the urgency of delivery rather than the verification of requirements. Items that are still in stock have nothing to do with delays in requisitions, as they are already available for immediate distribution. Similarly, an indication that an item is no longer needed does not align with the concept of a delay, as it suggests a cancellation or change to the requisition rather than a necessity for further verification.