"date created" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the date on which a document, record, or event was created. For example, "The date created for this document was June 15th, 2020."
"The moves in the SEC, A.C.C., Pac-10 or Big 12 haven't, to date, created an environment that changes our position," Delany said.
"Dealing with this debt problem and this deficit problem is far more important than meeting some artificial date created by the Treasury secretary".
"I don't think that moves in the SEC or the A.C.C. or Pac-10 or Big 12, haven't, to date, created an environment that changes our position.
The combination — the largest law firm merger to date — created an international giant poised to benefit in an era of globalization.
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The IHRC's flagship project, the Caracol industrial park near Cap Haïtien, drew criticism after it was constructed in an isolated area of farmland far from major labour markets, and has to date created one-fifth the projected number of jobs.
Ghost World has shifted more than 100,000 copies to date, creating a whole new readership for comics that grown-ups aren't ashamed to be seen with.
But the phenomenon that Let's Date creates makes that hard.
I have to tweet every meal, photograph every date, create a fanpage on Facebook (actually, I could never quite bring myself to do that one) and I even have to share my credit card purchases on Blippy.
However, at this critical moment, a large-scale popular protest erupted that demanded the governments and the mines pay social insurance premiums for the last 10 years to thousands of workers.3 Group petitions, violent strikes, and judicial litigation were all used and continue to date, creating a crisis in grassroots governance and rendering the grassroots government helpless.
A regular Sex Date creates a sacred time that you both carve out of your schedule to meet once a week and make it special.
