The phrase "apart date" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be a misunderstanding or misphrasing, as "apart" and "date" do not typically go together in a meaningful way.
Example: "We need to set a date for the meeting, but I want to keep it apart from the holiday schedule."
Alternatives: "separate date" or "distinct date".
The handouts for Kilgraston and Forfar Academy were identical in content apart from date, location of the event, staff details and location of files (~/kilgraston or ~/forfar_academy).
Apart from date of birth of included patients, no personal data will be stored digitally.
Results cannot be linked back to the individual as, apart from date of birth, no personal identifiers were collected.
That flexibility coupled with Exton's commitment to maintaining a space that's "so ragingly queer" set Her apart from dating apps that generally fumble any dating experience that isn't explicitly for straight people or gay men.
Just as his show was becoming a hit, he and Rainbow separated for six months, living apart and dating others.
If both of you have decided that you won't be getting married and that you're perfectly happy living together, living apart but dating, or whatever, then your best option may be to just say so.
To date, apart from few small test setups, there are no operational opportunistic networks where measurements could reveal the complex correlation of these features of human relationships.
It averaged 2.1 million viewers, an 8.7% share of the audience between 9pm and 10pm – and is believed to be Channel 5's biggest audience of the year to date apart from Celebrity Big Brother.
"We're hoping to get an away trip in February with a Welsh league team - everything's agreed apart from the date," MacKenzie said.
Ms Wass said the video supported "pretty much everything" the complainant had said, apart from the date of the alleged incident.
