'reasonable date' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a date that is suitable for a course of action to be completed, an agreement to be fulfilled, or a general deadline to be met. For example, "We need to agree on a reasonable date to complete the project by."
All you ever requested was "a reasonable date" after your completion.
President Bush has proposed Jan . 3as the latest reasonable date for direct talks with Iraq.
The truth is most Scots now expect a referendum in 2014 – the Unionist parties (Lib Dem and Labour) have begun lengthy internal processes to formulate new devolution policy, which makes 2014 a pretty reasonable date for them too.
He has freed dozens of political prisoners and promised the release of others; he has courted dialogue with civilians and announced a reasonable date, May 29th next year, for the army to hand over to an elected government.
In establishing a removal procedure, the appropriate Federal agency is authorized to establish a reasonable date by which aircraft removal operations must be complete and determine times and means of access to and from the downed aircraft.
"It is imperative that the three leaders work diligently and collectively to arrive at a final conclusion in a process that has already been prolonged beyond a reasonable date of closure," Frank G. Zarb, the chairman of the state board, said in a terse letter to Mr. Gulotta, Judith A. Jacobs, the Democratic presiding officer, and Peter J. Schmitt, the Republican minority leader.
Therefore, perfectly reasonable dates to use.
Therefore, perfectly reasonable dates to use". Fair enough if so, and apologies to GS if I missed that.
To cover a range of reasonable dates for each node, we ran three analyses, using the mean, upper and lower bound of the 95% confidence interval for the most recent common ancestor of Dorylus s.l.l
New York's lawmakers should have set a reasonable primary date before the 2010 election as required by federal law.
But it now seems more reasonable to date them from his lithographs, for it is not likely for an artist who changes styles frequently to work differently when drawing on a lithographic stone than when painting on canvas.
