The phrase "a decade of operation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a period of ten years during which a business, organization, or project has been functioning or active.
Example: "The company celebrated a decade of operation with a grand event to thank its loyal customers."
Alternatives: "ten years of activity" or "ten years of service".
The only things missing in more than a decade of operation were actual secrets to send home to Moscow.
"The only things missing in more than a decade of operation were actual secrets to send home to Moscow," it notes.
A result was that, in actuarial terms, the Rhic collider could kill up to 120 people in a decade of operation.
Celebrating a decade of operation this year, their discography so far numbers only two full-fledged records, yet is nonetheless regarded as some of the most intriguing and simultaneously challenging musical output in the land.
Empire's ability to capitalize on the opportunities and to command such a high price after only a decade of operation is credited largely to its founder - now president and chairman - Paul H. Quackenbush.
From experience gained in more than a decade of operation, NCBI has developed a set of principles concerning what kind of client-side technology can be deployed as a part of its Web services.
Despite over a decade of operations, derailment accidents are among the most frequent accidents for railway transportation and may cause fatally or severe injury to passengers, loss of property and damage to the railway track.
After more than a decade of operations in Afghanistan, undertaken in the wake of 9/11, the final and most intense moment of the exit took place over just 24 hours as hundreds of soldiers and airmen were taken from Camp Bastion in waves of helicopters and Hercules transport aircraft.
Today's sentencing was the latest blemish on a company that in nearly a decade of operations has paid thousands of dollars in fines, raised the ire of Manhattan residents who say their neighborhoods are besieged by the behemoth buses, and prompted city regulators to oust the company's founder, Harry Grant, as president.
After more than a decade of operations, Thursday marks a historic milestone in Britain's role in Afghanistan, as the final tranche of Welsh troops set off for their last combat tour of the country.
ULA, a joint venture of Lockheed Martin and Boeing formed in 2006, provides expendable launch systems -- principally the Delta IV and the Atlas V. Neither of these systems experienced a complete failure in more than a decade of operations.
