"mid months" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to months in the middle of a year, or the middle of a specific set of months. For example, "Sales usually dip in mid months before the holiday season."
Once Mavis arrived, mid-month, they worked fast, laying down multiple tracks a day.
The second is the G-20 meeting about the international economic conference, scheduled to begin at mid-month.
Passenger numbers at the airport were up 8.8% in October over the same month in 2013 despite the fact that the restrictions were repealed mid-month.
Q There isn't enough time at our co-op's monthly board meetings to discuss everything, and sometimes issues come up mid-month.
In Dubai, early March was marked by a five-day literary festival, which will be followed mid-month by the annual art fair, Art Dubai.
Saturn rises in the east around 3am. From mid-month onwards, you'll find Venus in the morning sky before sunrise.
Since Mr Escobales's wife is due to give birth to the couple's first child in late October, he will be home at mid-month after all; though he will soon be back in Tikrit again.
Starting in early December, I scoured eBay for vintage cookie tins, all of which had arrived by mid-month, in terrifyingly overwrapped parcels, stuffed with small-town American newspapers and smelling slightly of old-lady perfume and Pall Malls.
THE dense woods of northern New England are crackling these chilly November days with the sound of rifle shots: the deer-hunting season opened in mid-month and is in full swing.
Right now we're seeing this in terms of the U.S. budget deadlock, and we will see it mid-month as the bill for the debt ceiling becomes apparent.
This advice could not have come at a better time for me, as I faced holiday chores, two trips in December, and five columns to write before leaving mid-month.
