The phrase "at the earliest until" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a confusion of terms, as "at the earliest" and "until" convey different meanings regarding time.
Example: "The project will be completed at the earliest next month."
Alternatives: "at the soonest" or "not before."
They're hardly wild-eyed optimists: in his testimony before Congress today, Bernanke forecast that economic growth won't resume, at the earliest, until the second half of this year and that, regardless, the U.S. economy would shrink during 2009.
No buyer will know their precise seat location until the fall at the earliest; until then they will have a general idea of the area they will be in.
The film cannot be released, at the earliest, until 2019 due to contract stipulations that prohibit any screen version appearing within six years of the musical's opening on Broadway.
Just this week she has forced an agreement from the EC competition commissioner to allow work to begin on providing broadband to the remoter rural areas of Britain, a result that was not expected, at the earliest, until January.
But that won't happen, at the earliest, until mid-November, when Congress returns for a lame-duck session.
That will not happen now, at the earliest, until 26 June when the Bears host Lancashire at Edgbaston, in the inaugural round of day/night Championship games.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is not expected to complete its investigation until late summer at the earliest and possibly not until next winter.
Britain is not expected to begin negotiations with Brussels until autumn at the earliest, and possibly not until next year, after a new prime minister has been chosen.
Officials from Major League Baseball said that Selig would not announce a decision about Strawberry until Friday at the earliest and more likely not until Monday.
As recently as 2012, teams neglected the position until, at the earliest, the latter stages of the first round.
"They coast through education until, at the earliest opportunity, they sever their ties with it".
