"2nd August" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the specific date of August 2nd. For example: "I look forward to seeing you on 2nd August!".
Borderline airs Tuesday 2nd August, 10pm, Channel 5. @YasminAJeffery.
Since 2nd August, UNICEF has dispatched 89 truckloads, or more than 60 metric tons, of humanitarian aid including safe drinking water for 162,000 displaced people, supplementary food (such as high protein biscuits) for 92,000 people, and emergency health kits serving 100,000 people, among other items.
I talked to the President of the Finnish Cricket Association today, and the dates for the OBOccasionals Tour to Finland have been confirmed: the motley crew known as the OBOccasionals will be playing Ekenäs CC and/or a Sara Torvalds Invitational XI on Saturday, 2nd August, and Sunday, 3rd August, at no lesser venue than Kerava National Cricket Ground, Finland.
Burns's visit to Edinburgh ensured his literary immortality, and on 2nd August, the poet penned his autobiography in a celebrated letter to Dr. John Moore.
The handover ceremony will take place on Monday, 2nd August, at the Japanese Embassy in Khartoum, in the presence of senior officials from the Sudanese Ministries of International Co-operation, Co-operation, Health and Humanitarian AffairsHO asd UNFPA.
