The phrase "service start date" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used in business or legal contexts to describe the date on which a service contract begins. For example, "The service start date for this contract is August 1, 2020."
The service data contained the following elements: service start date (April 1st 1995 through March 31st 1996, inclusive), primary diagnosis, service location, and a unique patient identifier.
Then for each patient, we collapsed records of inpatient claims together as long as the time between the service end date of one record and the service start date of the next was less than or equal to one day apart, and each consolidated record was considered as one inpatient visit.
Average length of stay and total time of provided services were calculated based on the date of service start, hospital admission and discharge from JOMP service.
AT&T hopes to announce a start date for the service by the end of this summer.
The judges agreed to postpone the trial of Mr Kenyatta and the former head of civil service, Francis Kirimi Muthaura, and set a new start date of 9 July 2013.
(It was helped with a clever marketing tactic — a user had to enter *125# to activate the service, a specific reference to the start date of their Spring revolution).
Relevant emergency spells from the SUS dataset including length of stay (LOS) for each spell were recorded for patients and classified according to receipt of LTOT status (ever v never) along with the start date of the service and, if relevant, the date at which LTOT was withdrawn.
Data on healthcare service use (PCP visits, referrals and hospitalizations) were collected for the year before the start date.
Give a start date and time, and include the frequency with which you will provide a landscaping service.
start-up date EOR start date Inj.
● Eruption start date (exact/partial date or range).
