Sentence examples for a month from that date from inspiring English sources

The phrase "a month from that date" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to specify a time frame that starts from a particular date and extends one month into the future.
Example: "The project deadline is set for March 15, so all submissions are due a month from that date."
Alternatives: "one month after that date" or "30 days from that date".

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Meet again a month from that date, and hopefully you will all have finished the book, and can discuss it.

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The others involved weeklong excursions, with one beginning a month from my booking date and the second 60 days from booking.

(Valid for a month from today's date).

And now it has a very real release date: About a month from now, September 15.

The Big 12 Conference announced that it would play its championship game in Dallas on Dec. 1, as planned, although the Southeastern Conference has moved its championship game back a week from that date to Dec. 8.

Zooplankton was sampled biweekly until the 19th of July and weekly from that date on.

He said a report would be issued by the investigating team one month from the date of the crash.

A delay in trial entry was arbitrarily defined as greater than 1 month from the date of the initial clinic visit to the date of starting study drug(s).

The soonest you can receive a picture is one month from the current date.

They are built to automatically expire one month from assembly date.

Majority (257, 86.2 %) were T2DM patients, attended either generic or diabetes-specific sessions, and completed the baseline assessment by telephone within one month from the date of recruitment.

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