"change of date" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to the changing of one previously planned date to another. For example, "Due to unforeseen circumstances, we had to make a change of date to the meeting next week."
On arrival, we presented the Alpha Rooms voucher and our emails about the change of date.
There is no certainty that a change of date will satisfy the Commons Speaker.
Pelley said that a change of date for the Irish Open, which is played in late May, is a possibility.
"We sincerely apologise for the inconvenience this will cause fans and we will endeavour to contact all ticket holders directly to inform them of the change of date".
Those participating in Australia Day ceremonies and awards have an opportunity to call for a change of date for national celebrations.
It noted that the August 2011 hearing at which the record was sealed was held three days earlier than scheduled without official notification of the change of date.
Word of a December 2015 release date for writer-director J.J. Abrams' "Star Wars Episode VII" basically broke the Internet earlier this week thanks to the sheer volume of news reports, Facebook shares, blog posts and Twitter reaction about the movie's change-of-date announcement.
"The change of dates hurt our picture, I think," said David Foster, who was a producer of "Collateral Damage," in which Arnold Schwarzenegger played a firefighter whose family was killed in a bombing.
The Premier League opposes a change of dates, because staging the tournament in winter would clash with domestic matches.
Originally scheduled for May, the tournament is now being staged from 11 to 25 June after hosts Namibia requested a change of dates.
The Premier League opposes a change of dates, while Dyke's predecessor David Bernstein said in June that any switch would be "fundamentally flawed".
