The phrase "agreeable date" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a date that is acceptable or convenient for all parties involved in a meeting or event.
Example: "Let's find an agreeable date for our next team meeting that works for everyone."
Alternatives: "suitable date" or "convenient date".
He added that the group would "work with the United States to find a mutually agreeable date for the summit".
Besides, they said, the president should have asked for a mutually agreeable date instead of just inviting them.
He added, "It's unfortunate the White House ignored decades, if not centuries, of the protocol of working out a mutually agreeable date and time before making any public announcement".
Proctor is calling on Scotland Yard to delay the publication of Sir Richard Henriques's report into Operation Midland by one week so that he can meet Hogan-Howe on a "mutually agreeable date" between 9 November and 15 November.
We continue to work with them to find a mutually agreeable date in the near future".
The three most common responses to a demand letter include: (1) truthfully denying that you have breached the contract, (2) asserting an affirmative defense indicating that circumstances beyond your control prevented you from acting, or (3) apologizing for your actual error and asking if you can "cure" or "fix" the breach in a specific way by a new, mutually agreeable date.
If still agreeable, a date was made for a face to face interview which took place in the patient's home, with signed informed consent forms being completed before the interview commenced.
It is 15 years since that cycle ride and I am preparing for another tour of my solo show (the "gentleman's tour" – a handful of dates in agreeable places).
The text of the Bellotti letter that was on his website said that the "offer is made in good faith," but that, "If this offer is not accepted by a date which is agreeable to us, the agreement may have to be altered with additional scholarships".
Pastor must also negotiate with scientists to get the information into a mutually agreeable form and stay up to date on current technologies.
To date, a universal and agreeable definition of what constitutes a cocrystal is still unavailable.
