The phrase "a decade of that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a period of ten years characterized by a specific situation, event, or condition previously mentioned.
Example: "After experiencing a decade of that kind of uncertainty, many people began to seek more stable opportunities."
Alternatives: "ten years of that" or "a ten-year span of that".
For more than a decade of that label's early history, Mr. Burton was one of its marquee artists, alongside the pianist Keith Jarrett, with whom he had recorded.
Gladys Watt and Lydia Turnage Connolly had been friends for roughly 30 years -- a decade of that as next-door neighbors in Greenwich, Conn.
The average cost of tuition and fees at Texas public universities increased by 90percentt within a decade of that decision, according to the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board.
WASHINGTON — Solitary confinement "is inhumane and by its design it is driving men insane," a former inmate who spent 18 years in prison in Texas, a decade of that time in isolation on death row before being exonerated, told a Senate panel in a hearing on Tuesday.
While we started the company in college, we've had nearly a decade of that time of digital ad experience.
All of this came after something around a decade of that price not really doing anything as Microsoft initially missed major trends like the shift to mobile and the cloud.
As it turns out, a company that is nearing a decade of life that has raised quite a lot of capital and just found new wind.
Now imagine that it was a decade of fighting that produced a few thousand casualties per month instead of that many over a decade, and maybe the idea of trying to outlast the chaos is a bit less appealing.
After a decade of failure, that is no longer an option: America's mediation is essential.
After a decade of minimalism that stripped fashion of all accessories, embellishment is back.
And they were produced during a decade of work that was kept hidden from professional scrutiny.
