'completed date' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to denote the date a task or project was finished. For example: "The completed date for the project was June 15th."
We agreed on a standard rate for each plateau he achieved with a date: I'd received $25 for every completed date, $100 if they ended up having sex, $200 if it led to a real relationship, $5,000 for an engagement, and $10,000 for marriage.
Because most FC women get their mammograms at FC radiology sites, mammogram scheduled and completed dates are readily accessible.
After data collection was completed, dates of service for each clerk-patient encounter were cross-referenced to the 2005 clerkship schedule to determine whether a geriatrics rotation had been previously completed or not.
Most studies completed to date have endpoints of one month or greater after treatment completion.
No field studies have been completed to date on cellphone radiation and children, she says.
To be sure, the studies completed to date are not the final word on the risks and benefits of hormone replacement.
This review evaluates the work which has been completed to date in the anaerobic digestion of seaweeds.
In this literature survey we present the various studies that have been completed to date and discuss potential areas for future research.
The company first launched a little over a year ago, and says more than 100,000 trades have been completed to date.
This paper will provide an overview of large-scale system modeling results and economic analyses that have been completed to date.
This effect is quantified and discussed with reference to the longest cable-supported bridges in the world completed to date and planned in the future.
