"occurrence date" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to specify the date of an event or occurrence. For example, "Please provide the occurrence date of the incident."
The occurrence date and magnitude of the mainshock are printed.
The event information, comprising occurrence date and time and degree of seismic shaking, was recorded in the report.
The centroid depth of the GCMT solution together with the earthquake occurrence date is specified for Earth event.
Gray circles indicate the locations of major earthquakes in the twentieth century, labeled with occurrence date and, in parentheses, earthquake magnitudes (after Ambraseys and Jackson, 2000).
It collects detailed information about the event itself, the timing of its occurrence (date) and relevant contextual information for each event.
This study attempted to address changes of seasonality, timing of peak floods and variability of occurrence date of peak floods using circular statistical methods and the modified Mann-Kendall trendetectionon method.
The both include the occurrence dates of the main shock and the Mw 7.3 event.
Blue stars show the occurrence dates of SSEs in the Yaeyama area cataloged by Nakamura and Sunagawa (2015) Fig. 9 Time space plot of low-frequency earthquake (LFE) swarm in the Okinawa area.
These dates were determined from the Paleobiology Database (www.paleodb.org) with the following exceptions: Nishiguchi and Mapes (2008) provided first occurrence dates for the cephalopods, and Solem and Yochelson (1979) and Zilch (1959 1960) were used for the pulmonate gastropods.
Patients were followed until at least five years after diagnosis and both occurrence and date of DM were registered.
With computerized record linkage to the National Death Registry, the ascertainment for the occurrence and date of death is virtually complete and accurate for all cause mortality.
