The phrase "not yet overdue" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something is still within the acceptable time frame and has not reached its deadline.
Example: "The report is due next week, so it is not yet overdue."
Alternatives: "still on time" or "not past due."
In Orange County nearly 7% of mortgages are at least three months overdue but not yet foreclosed, up from around 5% at the start of the year.The rise in negative equity when a borrower's mortgage debt exceeds the value of his home is also fuelling foreclosures, not least because many would rather walk away than keep making payments on a home that is worth much less than the sum owed on it.
If China is still poor in the minds of policymakers, they may conclude that the economy is not yet ready for reforms that are in fact overdue.
In a long overdue and most welcome change of style, if not yet of substance, the latest federal minister with responsibility for this issue has acknowledged that there are deep Aboriginal and wider concerns over the Muckaty plan.
One thing that Sergeant Tejeda had sought for years and not yet obtained was United States citizenship, something that several people in Washington Heights said yesterday was overdue because of his long military service.
So there I was, long-overdue pregnant, awaiting the imminent arrival of baby, but frustratingly still not yet in labour.
Eight years after the American church's overdue order, it is shocking that Pope Benedict XVI and the Vatican have not yet applied it to the worldwide Roman Catholic Church.
A representative of IndyMac said that many of the overdue loans turned out to be ineligible for the program, and that some borrowers had not yet responded to the bank's modification offers.
If a first-rate and overdue candidate like Brian Shaw is available, Prokhorov's team should tell Kidd nyet, or at least not yet.
