The phrase "specify the date" is correct in written English.
You may use this phrase when you want to clearly indicate when something should occur or when something has occurred. For example: "Please specify the date that the project is due."
The bill would specify the date of the next general election, and subsequent elections at four year intervals.
William Drew said that, starting this year, the 50 Best has required voters to click on an attestation — "Can you guarantee that you've been to this restaurant in the past eighteen months?" — and to specify the date of their visit, but, as a fraud-busting measure, this seems only slightly more effective than exacting a birthdate from visitors to liquor Web sites.
Garcia would not specify the date the alleged break-in took place.
To book a table, users specify the date and the restaurant they wish to dine in, and the site presents a list of available times.
Basically, when you visit the Sailo website, you can specify the date, the location and the type of boat you're looking for.
Q: Can I specify the date the celebrity calls on?
(Don't specify the dates of his busy-ness; she'll just suggest another).
The details relate to 2011 but do not specify the dates he was there, and it is possible Fox was unaware of how Werritty was describing himself.
Priceline last week introduced a vacation feature that allows travelers to select a hotel at a given destination and specify the dates of their trip and the price they'd like to pay for the package (which includes air fare).
United States officials said they believed that the chemical agent sarin had been used and that the culprit was probably the Assad regime and not rebel forces, but they would not specify the dates or locations of the suspected chemical attacks.
Reservations should be made at least three weeks in advance, specifying the date, the number of people in the party and the language you want.
