The phrase "a date here" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific date that is relevant to the context, such as scheduling or marking an event.
Example: "Please make sure to include a date here so we can finalize the meeting."
Alternatives: "a date specified" or "a date indicated".
A dozen questions, a date here, a tick there.
They had made a date here to spend the last $20 of their store credit.
"I still feel more comfortable on a date here," said Kimbrough, "surrounded by gays and positive energy, not being judged.
"Normally when you announce a tour like this, you announce part of it, you leave it to be, you see what happens, you might do a date here and another date there.
Ray and Maureen are well known to the hotel staff, though they haven't been on a date here: they've both had periods of ill health, and walk with walkers, so they prefer to spend their time at home.
When you're on a date, here are some simple things you can do to be a gentleman: Open doors for her.
Not entirely immune to rough winds that shake the darling buds, but summer's lease hath altogether a longer date here.
He moved stiffly, like an old athlete, as he paced the well of the lecture hall, and digressed freely, offering an account of how he had taken his future wife, Lynn, on a study date here at Cornell.
(Do not enter a future date here or your post will be scheduled and will not appear on your blog.So it must be a date that is older than current date) Click "Ok" Click "Update".
You drift from booth to booth, checking out the patrons – here are some bikers minding their own business, here's a couple on a going-nowhere date, here's someone walking up to you, to complain about a customer smoking.
Perhaps most surprising of all, the product actually has a definite ship date here in the States.
