The phrase "agreed date for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a date that has been mutually accepted or confirmed by parties involved in a discussion or agreement.
Example: "We have set the agreed date for the project completion as March 15th."
Alternatives: "confirmed date for" or "designated date for".
If it did not, Mr. Barak said, he would work within Parliament to reach an agreed date for early elections.
The speech will also be No 10's first direct response to the Scottish Government's almost unilateral declaration earlier this week that both Holyrood and Westminster had "more or less" settled on autumn 2014 as the agreed date for a referendum.
At least on the 2nd of April, the agreed date for the seven-party debate on ITV, the grey of Cameron and Miliband will be broken up with Nigel Farage and Nicola Sturgeon trying to get a look in.
The aim is to achieve an agreed date for discharge from the service, usually within 3 6 months.
I have managed to come to agreements with a few of the creditors but find it difficult to even stick to agreed dates for payment etc as my work is very unpredictable and I get paid at different times of the month.
The task of agreeing dates for the workshop took several months and illustrated the low priority given PPDPs, compared to meeting service demands.
If a borrower does not repay a loan by the agreed date, he must reimburse the lender for his loss.
Set up direct debits and any standing orders so your items and bills are paid for on the agreed date.
If the family agreed to participate, a date and venue for the interview was arranged.
The agreed new date for completion of the review point one process now better reflects the project's overall timetable, which remains unchanged".
The conflict began the day after the government and rebels agreed a date for peace talks later this month.The tipping point?Republicans were embroiled in the fallout from the Mark Foley scandal.
