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Help for english grammar How to say that the research stops the end of June (for my master thesis): is the following correct? "The research is up-to-date from the 15th of June." Thanks you for all your comments!

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How to do I say that the research stopps the end of June (for my Master's thesis): is the following correct?
"The research will be is up-to-date/completed on from the 15th of June."

Thanks you for all your comments!

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Help with for english grammar

How to say that the research ends stops at the end of June (for my master thesis): is the following correct?
"The research ends is up-to-date from on the 15th of June."

Thanks you for all your comments!
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The research is due to finish on 30 June 2016,  ( in a formal context you would state the year) and all details were up to date as at 15 June 2016. 

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Thank you Fraser McCrossan for this precise explanation! Indeed, the passive voice is more adapted for the thesis, I think. Thank you very much for your help!
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Ok, thank you Mariama! I prefer a formal version because it is for the Master Thesis. :)

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