'expired date' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to the date when an item expires (for example, a license or a product) and is no longer valid. For example: Please check the package for the product's expired date before consuming.
Poor temperature management was the major cause of produce waste (55%) whereas expired date and mechanical damage accounted for 45% of the produce wasted.
Firstly, entity mutual authentication in LAP based on the license distribution decision function fPL, if and only if the (Fee==true)&&(Trust==true)&&(CINFO==true) is true, LS distributes a unique license to user C to access the content in a certain period, and other users cannot apply the same digital content license before an expired date, so as to effectively curb the replay attack.
Store dried coconut products in a cool, dry place and use well before the expired date.
Note that when you create a task and set an expired date for the task, it will automatically be flagged so you do not forget the expired date for the action and fulfill it.
Most stores will not accept expired coupons; however, you can always send them to military personnel overseas, up to 6 months after the expired date.
Avoid any packets that are close to or past the expired date as the dried coconut will have no moisture or softness left; Check for the presence of preservatives that might irritate those who are sensitised to such things as sulphites.
Those expecting dusty, cluttered aisles with expired dates on cereal boxes and dented tin cans might be surprised by the Aldi atmosphere.
"Various items in the pantries had expired dates and when a container of oatmeal was opened, bugs came out," reads a fairly typical notation.
Don't waste your money by throwing out foods with expired dates.
But not all things that smell funny come with expired dates stamped on them.
Dispose of seeds that have been sitting in open packets too long and seeds that have expired dates.
