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Discover LudwigThe phrase "prior to when" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to refer to a point of time before something else happens. For example: I had gathered all the information I needed prior to when I made my presentation.
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Normally, courses are posted on our website four to five months prior to when they begin.
So localized emissions might be even higher for the remaining plants than prior to when plants come offline.
More information will be posted in a separate Guide Notice just prior to when the changes will be implemented.
It is recommended that students initiate their projects the semester prior to when research is set to begin.
The reference period for the monthly estimates is the 12-month period immediately prior to when the question is asked.
"He is giving the French a reading on what the situation will be prior to when the term of the vice president, Mr. Noyer, expires".
Bidding occurs during the semester prior to when courses will be offered (ex. during the Fall semester for the next Spring term's courses).
Make sure it arrives at least 20-30 minutes prior to when lunch is scheduled to begin, so you can set up, organize, and open the trays.
You can apply for TC housing once you have been admitted to TC. Applications for future terms open approximately 11 months prior to when the term begins.
"The concept of Cesar Rodriguez being free, walking on the streets for a decade prior to when she is eligible to be released is — I can't even wrap my mind around it," Ms. Mullin said.
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This is the position the UK had prior to 2003 when the law was changed.
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