'expected dates for' is a complete and correct phrase that is usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the period of time that a person expects or anticipates doing something. For example: "I have the expected dates for my vacation next summer marked on my calendar."
The survey for June released today found their median expected date for the first increase in rates is the third quarter of 2015, no different from April.
So after he toppled Julia Gillard as Labor Party leader and prime minister in June, Mr Rudd had hoped to put back Australia's expected date for a general election in order to glad-hand world leaders first.
A spokeswoman for Liberty told us they do not have an expected date for a judgement, noting: "It's really down to the court".
CARB advanced the expected date for an expert working group to report on ILUC with refined estimates from January 2012 to January 2011.
List the expected date for starting the project, as well as the deadline.
There is no evidence suggesting that there would have been any substantial delay between formation and range expansion in either lineage, and we expect dates for formation to be close to dates for initial range expansion.
Secular trends of nitrosatable drug use were examined for expected dates of delivery from 1997 to 2005.
An expected date of October 2007 for the out of service date was brought forward at just five days notice to 30 April 2007.
The cost per exposure of group counseling was 22.71 BDT (95% CI 21.30-24.87) for Expected Date of Delivery (EDD) meetings, 14.25 BDT (95% CI 12.37-16.12) for Women Support Group meetings, 17.83 BDT (95% CI 14.90-20.77) for MNCH committee meetings and 6.62 BDT (95% CI 5.99-7.26) for spouse forum meetings.
This channel included four sub-channels, including: EDD (expected date of delivery) meetings for women who were close to their expected delivery; women's support group meetings (WSG); maternal, neonatal and child health meeting (MNCH); and spouse forum meetings.
