The phrase "days hence" is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used to refer to a time in the future (in a specified number of days). For example, "We will discuss the topic again two days hence."
He lived alone at the Hotel Forty-Seven He woke up on the morning of his 47th birthday with very little money and decided the best way to get along until the next pay day several days hence would be to pawn a little pearl-handled revolver that he had taken away from his second wife before their divorce.
According to the Talmud (Shabbat 21b), the ritually pure oil available at the rededication of the Temple was sufficient for only one day's light but miraculously lasted for eight days; hence the eight-day celebration.
Go out into the desert and kill your elder brother Arthur Danny Hustonn), or your younger brother, the 14-year-old Mikey, will be hanged on Christmas Day, a mere nine days hence.
I'd been going to go a few days hence.
RT: And a set of barrels from smuggler days, hence the name Rum Runner.
But generally and to this day; hence the Nuremberg Trials, the Geneva Conventions the prosecution of Lt. William Caley in Vietnam and his rare and unfortunate successors.
When institutions sell securities in this market, they do so with the promise that they can be repurchased the next day — hence the "repo market" name.
The last Saturday before Christmas is traditionally a peak shopping day, hence its "Panic" nickname, but according to Professor Joshua Bamfield, director of the Centre for Retail Research, a slow year for retailers has made it more important than ever.
If "Harvest" didn't convey the complex reality of kinship so forcefully, it might be dismissed as yet another dysfunctional-family drama, to use a noxious cliché that I vow from this day hence to banish from my critical lexicon.
This excitement culminates half-way through the book, when J.T. lets him assume some gang duties for the day (hence the book's over-dramatic title).Mr Venkatesh soon grows nervous of getting too close, yet J.T. continues to be his best source.
