The phrase "a story dated" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a story that has a specific date associated with it, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The article featured a story dated March 5, 2023, discussing the recent events in the city."
Alternatives: "a dated story" or "a story with a date".
Time magazine put it there with a story dated, fittingly, the very first day of summer.
It is real-time history, like the little two-word gem unceremoniously dropped into the opening sentence of a story dated April 21 , 1958 Amen Corner.
The U.K. daily, The Telegraph ran a story dated today about how Mr. Sarkozy told a farmer's wife complaining about how hard it is to make ends meet: "And I don't own 40 hectares.
This decline is the latest chapter in a story dating to the 1960s.
A story dating back to 1304 tells of a boy kidnapped by wolves and raised in the German region of Hesse.
The preface to the first edition of the novel (published under a pseudonym) stated that it was a translation of a 16th-century Italian manuscript recounting a story dating back to the Crusades.
The earliest known one in a story dates from ancient Assyria, around 1000 BC.
Thucydides shows how crowded places can be just as unsafe as deserted ones in a story dating back to 411 b.C.
The magazine contains a ghost story, dated 1898 and signed "V.H .: the initials of his great-grandmother.
The downside would have been horrible for him… He took the harder and the more honorable path…" The ad then changes tack, and a question appears on the screen: "Which path would Mitt Romney have taken?" This is followed by a sentence from a Reuters news story dated August , 2007 "Mitt Romney criticized Barack Obama for vowing to strike al-Qaeda targets inside Pakistan if necessary".
The warfare between tree killing bark beetles and conifers is a fascinating story dating back a couple hundred million years to the Triassic Period.
