The phrase "addition the date of" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "in addition to the date of"? If this is the case, you can use it when you want to include the date as part of additional information in a sentence.
Example: "In addition to the date of the meeting, please provide the agenda."
Alternatives: "along with the date of" or "besides the date of".
This resolution was accepted by the 24th conference of the CGPM in October 2011 and in addition the date of the 25th conference was moved forward from 2015 to 2014.
In addition, the date of the event should be reported.
In addition, the date of beginning of the irritation of each participant was documented.
In addition, the date of the first menstruation was also asked of female students and attainment of adult voice was asked of the male students.
In addition, the date of interview of the controls, age of protective bilateral oophorectomy or age of bilateral mastectomy of the control subject was required to be after the date of breast cancer diagnosis of the matched case subject.
In addition, the dates of anthesis and maturity were not significantly affected by elevated [CO2] and soil warming (Data not shown).
In addition, the dates of all I-MIBG therapies were recorded and details of all blood tests and imaging studies performed post-therapy to monitor the side effects and therapeutic effects of each treatment cycle were kept.
Comorbidity profile has been coded according to the International Classification of Diseases version 10 (ICD 10) in addition to the date of each event.
In addition, we recorded the date of publication of the guidelines and the date of publication of the most recent cited randomized trial or meta-analysis.
In addition to reporting the date of commencement of music training, parents also indicated how much their children played their instrument(s) (in minutes per week), including home practice time as well as instruction and ensemble time.
In addition, it contains the date of birth of the insuree, date of death (if applicable), gender and 4-digit postcode of the insured's residence.
