"date of resignation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when referring to the specific day or date on which someone officially resigns from their job or position. Example: "Please notify the HR department of your date of resignation at least two weeks in advance so that we can make the necessary arrangements for your departure."
"The letter agreement provides that Mr Lachlan K Murdoch will be available to advise and consult with the company on such matters and in such manner as the company may from time to time request for a two-year period commencing on the date of resignation," the statement said.
He did not specify his date of resignation at that time, however he submitted his letter of resignation in June, writing that he would leave office on October 1.
Much has been said about my decision not to resign immediately, but to set Nov. 15 as the effective date of my resignation.
Because Mr. Janiszewski delayed the effective date of his resignation to Oct. 1, there will be no special election this November to fill his seat, county officials said.
"My feeling is that he wanted to dictate the way and date of his resignation and not to wait for others to do it for him," he said.
Mr. Filner, 71, also faces three months of house confinement and a loss of his pension from the time of the first allegation to the date of his resignation, a period of about six months.
"I will not allow the issue of the date of my resignation to get in the way of the people's faith in the process or their elected representatives," he wrote.
Mr. Paterson said he had asked Mr. Spitzer to delay the effective date of his resignation until Monday as he grappled with how much to disclose about his past infidelities.
At any rate those months between the two 1974 elections were certainly the time when Wilson pencilled a ring around the date of his resignation - to come shortly after his 60th birthday in March 1976.
Pope Benedict will honour public commitments and engagements until the date of his resignation, after which he will move to a summer residence near Rome and then to a former monastery within Vatican territory.
In a statement, Mr. Fresco, who will be 70 in July, said: "My desire to guarantee a smooth changeover led to my decision to move up the date of my resignation.
