The phrase 'day of month' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to specific days of each month. For example: "The rent is due on the first day of every month."
L. 101 624 effective and implemented first day of month beginning 120 days after publication of implementing regulations to be promulgated not later than Oct. 1, 1991, see section 1781(a) of Pub.
(d_{1}) and (d_{t}) are the first and last day of month (t), with (N) days.
First day of month in which the veteran's death occurred if a claim is received within 1 year following the date of death; otherwise, date of receipt of claim.
In witness whereof, by the authority duly entrusted to us, we the President and Dean, on this (Day) day of (Month) in the year (Year) A.D. and of Harvard College the year (Harvard Year), having ratified this document with the University seal, have hereunder written our names.
In testimony whereof, to this document, authenticated by the Seal of the University, the President and Dean, by the authority rightfully entrusted to them, have subscribed their names on this (Day) day of (Month) in the year (Year) A.D. and of Harvard College the year (Harvard Year).
In testimony whereof, to these letters, authenticated by the Seal of the University, the President and Dean, by the authority rightfully committed to them have subscribed their names on this (day) day of (Month) Month in the (year) year of A.D. and of Harvard College the year (Harvard Year).
(a) Holiday means the first day of January, the third Monday of February, the last Monday of May, the fourth day of July, the first Monday of September, the second Monday of October, the fourth Monday of October, the fourth Thursday of November, the twenty-fifth day of December, or any other calendar day designated as a holiday by Federal statute or Executive order.
First day of January Independent Activities Period.
Last day of January Independent Activities Period.
"It's the last day of September.
Entered into this 24 day of January, 1907.
