"the implementation date" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the date that a plan, process, or policy is put into effect. For example, "We agreed to an implementation date of May 1st for the new policy."
The 2005 policy gave NHS Boards across Scotland some flexibility regarding when to implement the revised programme of CHS reviews and the implementation date in different Boards consequently varied between 2005 and 2010.
Local groups are also expected to start running twilight training sessions as the implementation date approaches.
The commission must undertake critical testing in parallel with programme delivery to meet the implementation date," the NAO report adds.
But as the implementation date of January 1st approached, opposition became an all-out roar.
She added that the implementation date will be in the budget and nothing will be announced before the budget.
While "the Framework is not intended to be prescriptive," the website does, however, include a countdown to the implementation date.
The good practices must have been implemented between the years of 2016 and 2017 (special cases related to the implementation dates will be analyzed).
Given the implementation dates of measures to control BSE and the birth dates of these BSE-infected cattle, foodborne exposure to an infectious agent cannot be fully excluded for any of these cattle.
This kind of practice clearly violates the spirit and intention of the rules, even if the delayed implementation date has the effect of making such behavior legal.
As the roll-out of plain packs reached 80% or more of smokers surveyed in the third week of November (1 2 weeks before the December implementation date), the responses of branded pack smokers approached those of plain pack smokers.
April 5, 2017: The DOL officially delays the April 10 implementation date until June 9, leaving the door open for additional delay.
