"stated deadline" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a specific date or time by which something is supposed to be done. For example, “If the project is not completed by the stated deadline of April 15th, there will be serious repercussions.”.
Around and around it went, a circle of finger-pointing and acrimony, on a day when a front-page headline in The Palm Beach Post stated: "Deadline missed, recount counts for nothing".
Unlike Apollo, there is neither a Kennedy-style speech this time, nor a publicly stated deadline to meet.
However, some have been concerned whether the company would meet its earlier stated deadline of reaching the Apple Watch before year-end.
Follow the directions provided to accept all or part of your financial aid award by the school's stated deadline.
We should tell North Korea and Iran to turn over by a stated deadline their nuclear weapons to China or Russia, countries where we believe the doctrine of Mutually Assured Destruction (MAD) still applies, or suffer military consequences.
As your stated deadline for curing the breach approaches, you may wish to send another copy of the letter.[19].[19]
[ 7- 9] In contrast, provision of pens, [ 3] the use of covering letters, assurances of anonymity and stating deadlines do not increase rates of return.
In a statement, Dinallo said, "We are in active discussions with MBIA regarding the company's fulfilling its existing publicly announced commitment by the stated June 11 deadline".
CORRECTION: A previously version of this article incorrectly stated the deadline for the first open internet comment period.
The city has already missed a state deadline of Oct. 31 for electing the councils.
The party must come up with a candidate by Aug. 26, the state deadline.
