I checked with the Viewpoint team and confirmed that it is not possible to specify a delay duration for a Utility Limit. When the delay checkbox is checked, a utility job will be delayed indefinitely until a utility job slot becomes available.
As Carrie noted in her blog, delayed utility jobs are kept in a FIFO queue. When a utility job slot becomes available, the delayed utility job at the head of the queue is released.
Carrie's blog has some additional information about this topic. She lists the benefits of Utility Limits (a.k.a. Utility Throttles) over the old tenacity and sleep approach.
https://developer.teradata.com/blog/carrie/2009/05/utility-throttles-you-won-t-regret-it
I checked with the Viewpoint team and confirmed that it is not possible to specify a delay duration for a Utility Limit. When the delay checkbox is checked, a utility job will be delayed indefinitely until a utility job slot becomes available.
As Carrie noted in her blog, delayed utility jobs are kept in a FIFO queue. When a utility job slot becomes available, the delayed utility job at the head of the queue is released.