'given deadline' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific deadline that has been already determined. For example, "The project was to be completed by the given deadline of June 15th."
It consists of visiting a maximum number of sites within a given deadline.
A task involves moving an AV from an assigned origin to an assigned destination by a given deadline.
It relies on fine-grained error detection and a repair mechanism that is finely tuned to maximize the probability of meeting a given deadline.
Just hours before, reports said talks had broken down after BP failed to agree to certain demands within a given deadline.
As a variant of the RCPSP, the resource availability cost problem (RACP), which has the aim of minimizing the availability costs of renewable resources in order to complete a project subject to a given deadline, is considered in this paper.
If messages are lost, a train must stop for safety reasons within a given deadline, even though the track ahead is clear, making the availability of the communication link crucial for successful operation.
We consider a strategic game, where players submit jobs to a machine that executes all jobs in a way that minimizes energy while respecting the given deadlines.
Given deadlines and the length of the process, that probably happened before Carson was confirmed last week by the Senate.
He said Hamas had the advantage of knowing when and where Israeli ground forces would strike following warnings given to civilians to evacuate specified areas by given deadlines.
Tasks can be ordered by day, given deadlines and reminders, and vital data such as urls and phone numbers can be added.
Those businesses -- Amy Downs Hats Mary Adamss, the Dress; Ada Fabrics; the Piano Store Wholesale Candyy; and M. H. Dicker, which sells party supplies -- have been given deadlines ranging from six months to a year.
