The phrase "date has been decided" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you need to express that a specific date has been determined and finalized for an upcoming event or project. For example: "The meeting date has been decided for next Friday at 3:00 PM in the conference room."
Jynne Martin, a spokeswoman for Riverhead, part of Penguin Group (USA), said no title or publication date had been decided.
The prime minister's office also said in Laos it had been agreed that Indonesia's president, Joko Widodo, would visit Australia soon, possibly this year, but no date had been decided.
A spokesman says a decision was made, but it will not be announced before the electoral commission lets the party verify results and a date for the new poll has been decided on.
As THR notes, the delay could force "50 Shades of Grey" to miss its schedule Aug. 1, 2014 release date, but as yet nothing has been decided.
To date, the introduction of UVV has been decided but postponed, as a national programme, until 2015, when data from Regions which already implemented it will be available.
The Home Office document, dated 4 November 2004, says: "It has been decided that the Secretary of State's discretion should be exercised in your favour and you have been granted limited leave to remain in the United Kingdom for a reason not covered by the Immigration Rules".
In the frame of this restoration campaign, the removal of the old varnish and the overpaints dating from undocumented past treatments has been decided.
An official of the agency responsible told Agence France-Presse yesterday, "We have bought the film, and as the date of Sept. 11 is approaching, it has been decided we will start showing the film as of next Monday".
"But nothing has been decided".
Nothing has been decided yet.
