The phrase "interesting to date" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing something that has been engaging or noteworthy up until the present time.
Example: "The research findings have been interesting to date, revealing new insights into the subject."
Alternatives: "noteworthy so far" or "engaging up to now."
The diagramed deal is the most interesting to date.
The itinerary on the moon's surface is the most interesting to date.
This time Niall Quinn was the person putting the "looks like" label around Rice's neck which, when you consider how careful the former Sunderland chairman and Ireland striker tends to be with his words, makes this statement the most interesting to date.
"The estate is very special to us and holds many secrets but I believe this is the most interesting to date," she said.
But its most interesting experiment to date, and one it may proudly boast about, is an auxiliary lifesaving corps made up entirely of young women".
The most interesting note to date has been his revitalising effect on some of the attackers at his disposal, with the banned Sergio Agüero already in mid-season bloom, and Raheem Sterling showing the benefits of the kind of tight, detailed, no quarter coaching that seems to bring the best out of him.
Google, known for its innovative hiring practices and research-based worked environment, unveiled its most interesting laboratory to date: a wireless network in Mountain View, CA, that covers "11.5 square miles and has 380 access points in the city with a population of about 72,000, 35 miles south of San Francisco," according to this Bloomberg article.
Ramaswamy has had an interesting career to date.
MSCs are particularly interesting because to date, the experimental and clinical evidence showed 'no alarm signal' with regards to safety.
But luckily it featured a crop of some of Europe's most interesting companies to date….
Google today is more formally taking the wraps off its internal incubator, Area 120, with the launch of a dedicated website, alongside the launch of one of the program's more interesting projects to date: a way to advertise within VR.
