"selection date" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the specific date on which a selection or decision is made. Example: The company's selection date for the new CEO is set for next month.
Mr. Buell would not say whether a superseding indictment was likely, but Mr. Hardin said that even if another indictment were handed up a week before the scheduled jury selection date, Andersen would want to proceed to trial.
With only a few weeks after the selection date for the chosen five to find a camaraderie and a winning strategy, it is a high-risk policy which relies on individual competence to produce the required results.
Key dates 11 February Tri Nations: England v Norway v Sweden, Bristol; 18 Feb English championships, Oldbury, West Midlands; 6‑15 Apr European senior championships, Antalya, Turkey; 26 May Final squad selection date.
Almost all of the characteristics are defined as of the beneficiary's Ticket selection date.
The all-important selection date is towards the end of June, which seems late considering the games begin in July.
Thus, for each phase, we treat the samples defined by IMM (hereafter, the "IMM samples") as randomly assigned samples of those included on the phase's selection date.
Read a selection, dating back to 1995, below.
The results reported here use analysis samples that consist of young (ages 18 to 39 at award) SSD-only awardees who were first paid SSD benefits no earlier than July 1999 and were selected for the initial rollout of the TTW program on two of the three initial Ticket selection dates: October 26 , 2002(Phase 2), or October 18, 2003 (Phase 3 10.
It is Donovan's MLS-record 14th consecutive All-Star selection dating to 2001, his first season in the league.
The earliest study included in our selection dates back to 1995, resulting in a time span of nearly 20 years over which individual trials were conducted.
Using this method, they identified a total of 212 genomic regions, representing the top 5% of loci with signals of putative sweeps, according to S. This list was sorted by genomic size in centimorgans, and the largest 5% were considered the strongest candidates for positive selection dating around the human Neanderthal split (table 1; Green et al. table 3).
