The phrase "a paper dated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a document that has a specific date indicated on it.
Example: "I found a paper dated March 5, 2021, that contains important information about the project."
Alternatives: "a document dated" or "a report dated".
Also included is a bill from a house and sign painter with a date "l89_," a paper dated November 16, 1905, and a business meeting notation dated July 5 , 1907
In a paper dated Dec. 14, 1964, George Rathjens, an official of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, argues that Robert Johnson's reports ignored the danger "that relatively weak powers will be able to inflict very great and totally unacceptable damage on much stronger ones if they acquire nuclear capabilities".
If I cast a quick glance over your publications and see at the top of the list a paper dated 2007, then I may well conclude that you haven't published anything since and decide not to waste more time on reading this section of your CV. 4) Content not tailored to the specific application In many cases, this is simply a question of structure.
For example, suppose that I see a photo of you in a paper dated well before your birth, accompanied by a report of your arrival from the future.
"Despite enormous progress in developing policy proposals, too big to fail is an itch that remains unscratched," Haldane said in a paper dated April 9 that was made public on Thursday.
Description: Preparatory notes and drafts of a paper (dated 1972) on the numeral system of Northern Pomo.
This turns out to be a paper dating from 1981, which showed only that rapists may be slightly more likely than non-rapists to find porn depicting rape arousing.
The first record of epidemic disease in wild salmon was from a paper dating to the late nineteenth century documenting furunculosis outbreaks (caused by bacterium Aeromonas salmonicida) in Atlantic Salmon (Emmerich and Weibel 1894).
How (and how not) to write a systems paper, dated 9th SOSP, 1983.
A briefing paper dated 20 January 2009 records advice given by GCHQ officials to their director, Sir Iain Lobban, who was planning to meet the then foreign secretary, David Miliband.
A briefing paper, dated 30 May 2006 and submitted to prosecutors, acknowledged that these might be subject to investigation in due course and that a number of targets had been informed.
