The phrase "in date of recording" is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used when referring to the date a particular document or record was created. For example: The in date of recording on this contract indicates that it was written 10 years ago.
Mortality typically occurred in the postpartum period, beyond the standard date of recording maternal death.
One thing has stayed consistent in his sixty-five years, to date, of recording: though he's a pianist and has (with only a few exceptions) led small groups, trios, and quartets that are centered on his own playing, he has always led those small groups with an expressive precision of arrangement more likely to be found in a big band.
Sixteen of these had a non-radical prostatectomy recorded in the APDC corresponding to the date of RP recorded in PCOS.
We really didn't know exactly how old mom was, since in Greece they had a very different way of recording dates back in the 20s, but we figured she was in her mid 60s when she passed.
However, we think in some cases the date of first recorded evidence may relate closely to the onset of symptoms leading to a consultation and blood or urine tests.
Women who could not be traced in the NHS Central Register or matched to the TCR database and who had no date of death recorded in the audit database were excluded from analyses, as we could not be sure of their vital status.
The date of diagnosis recorded in the DCR was defined as the index date.
the date of surgery recorded in the post-operative PROM questionnaire agreed with the date in HES.
Deaths were identified using the date of death recorded in PCIS and mode of discharge from Caresys.
The date of diagnosis recorded in this registry corresponds to the date of first contact (admission date) with the hospital department at which the cancer diagnosis was first registered as the primary cause of contact.
