"between these dates" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a specific period of time during which an event or action will take place. Example: The conference will take place between these dates, from September 15th to September 20th.
It referred to a wedding and stated: "They said you should be ready between these dates".
January 16-June 30 Applications received between these dates are late applications.
Midway between these dates, in 1886, the world's largest goldfields were discovered on the Witwatersrand.
Much of Daly's ministry between these dates was devoted to similar flying in the face of cherished resentments.
Kriging interpolation plots of soil water depletion (recharge) between these dates served to compare extraction (rewetting) patterns to tree (species) distribution.
Not all mortgages taken out between these dates are affected – just those with terms and conditions which state that interest will only be charged up until the date of redemption.
In-between these dates, on 28 January 1941 he took a third share in the destruction of a CANT Z.1007 and a half-share in a Fiat BR.20.
Fortunately, tuffs occur at several levels in the formation, so we could bracket most of the fossil occurrences between these dated tuffs.
"These are always complicated but take it from me, who is at the centre of some of these negotiations, there is no competition between City and United over these dates".
If there were less than seven days difference between these two dates the last menstrual period date is used for the estimated date of delivery, whereas if there is a greater than seven days difference then the ultrasound dating scan is used to assign the estimated date of delivery.
Patients will also be excluded if they were not OHIP-eligible for at least 1 year prior to the index date, or 1 year after the index date, or if they do not have continuous OHIP coverage between these two dates; this is necessary to ensure that predictors and outcomes of PIP can be adequately captured.
