"detection date" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the date on which a particular event, condition, phenomenon, or law was first noticed, identified, or made known. For example, "The detection date of the virus was April 1, 2020."
We suggest that trip reports include standardized data collection on certain variables important in evaluating the effectiveness of detecting and reporting outbreaks (e.g., source of outbreak detection, date of the first case diagnosis, and date the outbreak was recognized).
The second file from the Cancer Registry included information on all cases of breast cancer and DCIS, including detection date, histological tumor type, and detection mode (whether a cancer is detected through screening, detected between two screening rounds [interval cancer], detected in invited women who did not attend screening or detected in women who are not yet invited to screening).
We defined a time interval based on the detection date of the corresponding codes and excluded RBC trait values measured within this interval.
Daily analyses were also performed in the years that the test-case outbreaks occurred (1999 and 2006), to assess the earliest possible detection date.
The median detection date was November 2002.
The detection date and location of each mammary tumor was recorded for each rat.
The study of network community detection dates back to the well-known Kernighan Lin algorithm from the early 1970s [5].
We compared the earliest detection dates for these outbreaks for daily and weekly analysis.
It is not a severe birth defect but in nearly every case of pre-natal detection to date, there has been a termination.
They are devices that perform sampling, sample preparation, detection and date processing in integrated model.
Nucleic acid detection, to date, has mainly been confined to wealthy, developed countries or to the large centralized facilities in the developing world that can marshal the resources required to perform these techniques.
