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Discover LudwigThe phrase "two months overdue" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that is late, or has passed the due date. For example, "The bill is two months overdue; please pay it soon."
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The budget is two months overdue, summer is approaching and the mayor is fuming.
It said another 6.1percentt — one in 16 — were at least two months overdue.
Since the 1970's, there have been 13 state budgets around the country passed more than two months overdue, and 7 of those belonged to New York.
All this comes at a time when the governor is holding steady on his position that the overall state budget -- now two months overdue -- should be tightened.
The Railway Ministry admitted to high-level corruption and fired several officials, although a government report is two months overdue, and scores of victims have yet to be compensated.
The cuts will affect hospitals, nursing homes and a lengthy list of other health-related programs, and marked the first significant step in weeks toward an agreement on the state's annual budget, now more than two months overdue.
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The second tranche of lending is almost five months overdue.
By October her rent was four months overdue.
Mortgage and car loans are classified in default if they are at least three months overdue.
In 1984, Nicaragua was the first country to become more than six months overdue.
I'm three months overdue in paying physical therapists who treated my son.
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