"since the date of" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is typically used to reference a specific date or point in time for when something started or occurred. Example: Since the date of his arrival, John has made significant contributions to the team.
Since the date of Teixeira's injury, the Orioles were 19-10 headintointo Friday's games.
The identity of the Ulsterman has been a factor speculated on by true crime anoraks over the 51 years since the date of the robbery.
Because restaurants are ever-evolving, however, changes may have occurred in menus, chefs and management since the date of the review.
Asked whether they had lived together since the date of the petition for six months at the same address, the reply was "no".
The respondent has not proceeded with his action on the merits since the date of the seizure two and a half years ago.
In addition, you must submit transcripts of any academic work accomplished since the date of the last application, register three recommenders, and a revised personal statement.
Furthermore, because of the plaintiff's delay, I will only grant simple interest on that amount, calculated at the statutory rate since the date of the Merger.
All have been sent apology letters explaining the error and offering to refund PPI premiums paid since the date of the first missing statement – as well as 8% interest – to those who cancelled their policy as a result.
The fact that this tale of sadomasochism among genteel folk has been reissued at all suggests a dissatisfaction with the simplistic narrative of liberation that has dominated women's literature practically since the date of this novel's original publication.
Narrowgate said that although Salford only informed them of its decision on 24 April, it told them it would not honour any unpaid claims brought since the date of the judgment on 6 February.
