The phrase "a date for which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a particular date related to an event or situation.
Example: "We need to finalize a date for which the meeting will take place."
Alternatives: "a date on which" or "a date that".
'It was like a date for which you were so full of hope.
Final approval hinges on a vote by county supervisors, a date for which has not been set.
Judge Mr Justice Sweeney granted Pryce bail until sentencing, a date for which has not been set, when he will also sentence Huhne.
It is a date for which gift-givers have scrimped and saved, home cooks have basted and baked, and, perhaps underscoring its significance most of all, for which children have tried to behave.
The 61-year-old has requested a personal hearing, a date for which is yet to be set.
"There will be no further comment from the Cornish Pirates until after the appeal hearing, a date for which has yet to be fixed".
defer.add img); Prepare and write down the date and time for which each sleepover guest is supposed to arrive at the host's house by, along with an RSVP date for which they should send in their confirmation message to you.
Cricket Australia says it will not make further comment until after a hearing, a time and date for which have yet to be confirmed.
The best is Richardson's account of a recent first date, for which, with uncharacteristic abandon, he agreed to go ice-skating.
Touring that record included a one-off acoustic date, for which this is in part a sequel, though for Wilderness he has stripped down his accompaniment even further, relying mainly on piano and acoustic guitar.
Sandy and Perez have not been booked or arrested, and a judge will decide if the case is to proceed at a preliminary hearing, the date for which has not yet been set.
