The phrase "after which date" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific point in time following a mentioned date, often in formal or legal contexts.
Example: "Please submit your application by the 15th of March, after which date we will not accept any further submissions."
Alternatives: "following that date" or "subsequent to that date".
The British embassy in Tripoli will not be able to provide consular assistance after 4 August, after which date we plan temporarily to suspend operations".
Minichiello's current deal with UKA expires on 31 December, after which date he could need to spend more time at Loughborough, or take on more athletes to supplement his reduced central contract.
This time period corresponds to the duration of time between December of 2003 (Month = 0), after which date producers started reporting outbreaks, and April of 2008 (Month = 52), when the last producer was interviewed.
The play was successfully performed in Holmfirth, after which dates were announced in Emerick's hometown on the Wirral.
Consider a woman goes on a date, after which the date sends her a nude photo of himself (not an uncommon scenario).
After each RSVP the algorithm recalculates which date is best for the majority of the group, giving the greatest weight to VIPs.
Nigel Bankes of the University of Calgary says there is "zero chance" that the disagreements between the two countries can be resolved before September 16th after which date either country can give ten years' notice that it wishes to terminate the agreement.In this section The trouble with miracles Salmon en route Spay as you go ReprintsMoney is one of two main differences.
Lindeijer said that the pope could recognize them as saints as early as April, after which a date for their canonization will be set.
It was named after nearby Bonnington House, which dates from 1622 and is now Jupiter Artland, a privately owned sculpture park, which closes during winter, but is well worth a wander during the summer.
It has, for example, Clara Butt, an old pink Darwin hybrid that returns year after year, and Tulipa acuminata, which dates from the Ottoman Empire and has long skinny gold and red petals that add electricity to an arrangement.
The Dallas Museum of Art voluntarily returned an ancient marble mosaic in its collection to Turkey on Monday, after determining that the work — which dates from A.D. 194 and shows Orpheus taming animals with his lyre — was probably stolen years ago from a Turkish archaeological site.
