The phrase "display date" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the time or date that something is available for viewing. For example, "The museum's new exhibit will have its display date on May 3rd."
Many of the sites on display date back centuries.
Display "DATE" in a gallery, as if it were a work of art, because, in a sense, isn't it?
The trains on display date from the 1940's and 50's, with some of the accessories dating back as far as the 1920's.
It is sponsored by Roman Abramovich, the billionaire owner of Chelsea Football Club and a supporter of the Moscow House of Photography Museum whose director, Olga Sviblova, is the curator of this show.The 120 works on display date from between 1922 and 1940, when Rodchenko got his last big commission, and are arranged thematically.
Carve it just before your display date to avoid spoilage.
Although "use by" and some "best before" dates (for example on eggs) are obviously necessary, and in any case are required under EU law, sell-by and display dates just confuse customers and result in them rejecting products that are fit to eat.
It has also moved to a "one-date" system to stop customer confusion between display dates and use-by dates.
The first piece on display dates back to when Ronaldo was eight and top-scored in a tournament with his boyhood club Andorinha.
Over thirty aircraft are on display, dating back to the First World War; early aircraft include rare examples of an Airco DH.9 and a Royal Aircraft Factory R.E.8.
Current System Locale - Affects how programs display dates, times, currency, and numbers.
Incredibly, plans for a flat-screen colour displays date back to the late 1960s!
