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The phrase "about the date of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or inquiring about a specific date related to an event or situation.
Example: "Can you provide more information about the date of the meeting?"
Alternatives: "regarding the date of" or "concerning the date of".
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There are conflicting reports about the date of the attack.
American intelligence officials expressed doubt about the date of the tape.
Authentic "Islamophobes" – usually Christian fundamentalist propagandists – do care deeply about the date of the Koran.
Historical problems have caused uncertainty about the date of the letter's composition.
Indeed, such a discrepancy could mean a simple misjudgment about the date of conception.
Expectant parents shopping for a home are not the only ones concerned about the date of the baby's arrival.
Nor is it about the date of the referendum, which the Egyptian justice minister, Ahmed Mekki, offered to postpone.
Edamame need warm soil to get started, so they should not be planted until about the date of the last killing frost.
We should hardly be surprised that speculation about the date of the next election should have so easily reached fever pitch during the course of the weekend.
"Very little has changed in religious practice in Ethiopia since about the date of the Gospels of Saint Augustine," De Hamel notes.
I mean that I was surprised because I thought the Jewish Museum was making a mistake about the date of Purim.
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