completion date

/kəmˈpliːʃən deɪt/
noun phraseIntermediate
💼Business
formal

The specific date on which a project, task, or process is scheduled to be finished or delivered.

The completion date for the construction project is set for December 15th.

The project manager confirmed the completion date after reviewing the timeline.

💡

Often used in contracts, project plans, and legal documents to establish deadlines.

Collocations

final completion datethe last possible date a project can be completedrevised completion datean updated or adjusted deadline for a project

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Related Phrases

on schedulephrase
proceeding according to the planned timeline
behind schedulephrase
falling behind the planned completion date

💡Pro Tip

Project Management Tip

Always confirm the completion date with stakeholders to avoid misunderstandings.

Gold Rule

Contract Clarity

Ensure the completion date is clearly defined in contracts to avoid disputes.

📖Word Origin

Derived from 'completion' (the act of finishing) and 'date' (a specific point in time).

📝Usage Notes

In professional settings, this phrase is often used to set expectations and track progress.

Word Breakdown

completion
the act of finishing something
root
+
date
a specific day or time
root
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