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"by the date" is a grammatically correct phrase and it is commonly used in written English.
It indicates a deadline or a specific point in time when something should be completed or achieved. Example: Please submit your project report by the date stated in the assignment instructions.
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"It's something that can be checked by the date.
Stars are followed by the date of original publication.
Patrons are expected to return materials by the date due.
Each drawing is untitled, identified only by the date on which she made it.
The menu included 30 tapas-size dishes, each identified by the date of its introduction.
It's all-or-nothing: You have to raise the full sum by the date you've set.
Mini-Session B courses must be added by the date on the below schedule.
Students are responsible for ensuring letter(s) of recommendation are received by the date due.
Returning the laptop to the program in good condition by the date due.
2. Eligibility is determined by the date the talk is given.
"This information had not been forthcoming by the date of our offer.
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