The phrase "a closure date" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the final date by which something must be completed or finalized, such as a project or application.
Example: "Please ensure that all submissions are received by the closure date to be considered for review."
Alternatives: "final deadline" or "end date".
Originally a coal-fired plant, it fell foul of EU regulations intended to cut airborne pollutants such as sulphur, and was intended in 2008 to be gradually run down, with a closure date of 2015.
Typically, when a company makes a decision to end support for an under-performing product, it announces a closure date and then shuts everything down.
As plans were being worked up, officials became aware that Moy Park was telling boiler installers that a closure date of March was being considered - and to speed up their applications.
"If they can achieve them, then the mine should have life beyond that date but if they can't, we are looking at a closure date," the communications director said.
Any bailout for the Salem/Hope Creek nuke plants must include an ironclad commitment for an early closure date, and a full decommissioning by plant workers once operations cease.
Truecaller — which is available on iOS and Android — has not given a final closure date for Truedialer, an Android-only app.
The Nauru processing centre does not have a proposed closure date.
This is a later closure date, although as noted before, usage is not particularly high these days.
In the new regulation that went into force in 1999, the operators only have to inform the closure to the ministry just one year before a planned closure date.
But in a profound recession, with no closure date in sight, an internal debate on cutting back further on France's status as Europe's third leading exporter to Iran might run to a fair question about new sanctions' effect on a radical regime: what the hell good would they do anyway?
Fresh from extending the closure date a week in Singapore, Grab has done the same in the Philippines, a spokesperson confirmed to TechCrunch.
