The phrase "an expected date of completion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing timelines or deadlines for projects or tasks.
Example: "The project manager provided an expected date of completion for the construction work, which is set for next month."
Alternatives: "anticipated completion date" or "projected finish date."
Funding was in place in time for fiscal year (FY) 1988 with Congress awarding the DOE $10.7 million and the NIH $17.2 million.[2] The DOE and NIH coordinated their efforts with a Memorandum of Understanding in 1988 that agreed on an official launch of the HGP on October 1 , 1990and an expected date of completion of 2005.
The plan listed each problem, along with a solution, the person responsible, and an expected date of completion.
(The assassin, a Soviet agent named Ramón Mercader, can't be blamed for every ellipsis. The editor admits elsewhere, "Like most authors, Trotsky was more optimistic than accurate about the expected date of completion").
The expected date of completion for M-231 is set for sometime in 2016 pending funding availability.
The expected date of completion is 2015/2016.
The ALSPAC study recruited women resident in the old county of Avon in South West England, with an expected date of delivery 1st April 1991 to 31st December 1992.
Thorsell et al. investigated women with a discrepancy between expected date of delivery calculated from last menstrual period and due date according to ultrasound 2008.
Participants were residents of a geographic area with expected date of delivery between April 1991 and December 1992.
With less than 2 months before the expected date of a general election, the United Kingdom's Labour government is making the best of its bully pulpit.
Nulliparous women who will be over 35 years at the expected date of delivery, with: A singleton live fetus.
Additionally, participants receive a phone call one month prior to the expected date of birth.
