The phrase "after the set date" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a time period or actions that occur following a specified deadline or date.
Example: "All submissions received after the set date will not be considered for the competition."
Alternatives: "beyond the specified date" or "following the established date."
The European Commission (EC) launched a number of studies on the ILUC of biofuelsd, but only in autumn 2012, nearly two years after the date set by the RED and FQD, did the EC present a proposal to address the risk of negative ILUC [ 24].
The company will set dates for the split after shareholders approve an increase in the number of shares.
Once a week on a set date (Friday after school for example) is also a good way to get into a structured routine.
Google also now has a facility to set dates after which a web page will no longer be included in its search results displayed to users.
Type the following at the command line (press return/enter after each line): Set the date and time.
In contrast, a party veteran said, eight years ago, "county chairs wouldn't book locations or recruit chairs" until after the date was set.
After the date was set, Mr. Clark shuffled with his head down out of the court room, and was taken back to MacDougall-Walker Correctional InSuffieldn in Suffield, Conn., a maximum-level security prison.
Last December, on the day after the EU set a date for the start of membership negotiations, Milliyet, a mass-circulation Turkish daily, quoted Nazim Hikmet, an iconoclastic 20th-century poet: "Beautiful days beckon us, lads, sunny days beckon".In a deeper sense, Turkey (or rather its ruling elite) has wanted to be seen as European for very much longer.
In particular, the judge said the change in the record date was justified because of the turnover of almost 25 percent of Dell's shares after the old date was set, and because of the numerous revised proposals made by Mr. Icahn himself, which also affected the composition of the shareholder base.
