"date set forth" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a specific date that has already been established. For example, you could say: "The date set forth in the contract was February 15th."
The certificates made and signed by the Elections Canvassing Commission pursuant to section 102.121 shall include the amended returns accepted through the dates set forth in this opinion.
Though these were the dates set forth in the document, our source does indicate that they've heard a number of rumblings that the device would see delays.
Such a letter, Mr. Abramson said, which supercedes the actual contract, generally will contain the words: "Time is hereby made of the essence," and then set forth a date, time and place for the closing.
In "A New Deal for New York," the urbanologist Mike Wallace -- who with Edwin G. Burrows wrote "Gotham," the best general history of New York City to date -- sets forth a bracingly optimistic program for regenerating not just Ground Zero but the whole metropolitan region.
An internal draft memo dated August 1988, called "The Greenhouse Effect," set forth the "Exxon position".
"What the closing date means depends on how it's set forth in the contract," Mr. Altman said.
Having proved that the vehicle could accomplish the goals as set forth for the Ansari X Prize, dates were scheduled for the first flight of the competition.
The information set forth herein speaks only as of the date hereof, and any intention or obligation to update any forward-looking statements as a result of developments occurring after the date hereof is hereby disclaimed unless required by law.
Data available for each drug claim include the agent dispensed (as set forth by the Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical [ATC] System), dispensing/prescription date, and quantity dispensed.
I set forth the exact words I used in a letter to you dated September 26 , 2007 and I repeated that quote to your investigators during my meeting with them.
