The phrase "return at a later date" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to suggest that someone come back after a certain amount of time has passed. For example: "We apologize for the delay in processing your application. Please return at a later date to complete the remaining steps."
The representatives are expected to return at a later date, he said.
The reports should be taken with a whole vat of salt however, given wrestlers' propensity to announce their retirement only to return at a later date.
Dr Patel and he would initially screen the patients and any non-urgent cases would be asked to return at a later date.
If they are obstructive and refuse entry, Lyons is obliged to send an enforcement order and return at a later date.
We started out as 12, but one person crashed, without apparent injury, and decided to return at a later date to finish the course.
The group allegedly placed hidden "shells" or "back doors" within the hacked networks, which allowed them to return at a later date and steal confidential data.
As taste in sculpture changed, French returned at a later date and removed the gilding, giving the statue the brown lustre it has to this day.
Returning at a later date, the participants were asked to make judgments about people whose portraits were flashed onto the computer screen for half a second, rating them for traits, such as trustworthiness, attractiveness, and aggressiveness.
If they did not prevail, they could also appeal to the court to have them returned at a later date, after the court deems the person to no longer be a threat to themselves or to others.
The meter man is thus able to complete his reading with out leaving behind a do‐it yourself card or returning at a later date that is conven ient to all concerned.
Moreover, lots of musicians get colleagues to gig with them for little more than a bit of vodka and limelight, and perhaps the expectation that the favor will be returned at a later date.
