The phrase "a fixed term of three" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific duration or period that is predetermined, often in contexts like contracts, leases, or employment.
Example: "The lease agreement stipulates a fixed term of three years, after which the tenant may choose to renew."
Alternatives: "a set duration of three" or "a predetermined period of three".
Such an arrangement would give the commissioner a fixed term of six years, dischargeable only for cause.
A tenancy agreement or contract is usually for a fixed term of six or 12 months – your landlord cannot usually raise rents during this period.
Their agreement was marked by an iconic press conference in the Rose Garden of Downing Street, in which they promised to work together for the sake of the economy for a fixed term of five years.
Appointed by the secretary-general in a regular rotation of geographic regions and approved by the General Assembly, the UN high commissioner serves a fixed term of four years with the possibility of renewal for an additional four-year term.
A bipartisan bill being promoted in both chambers would give directors a fixed term of five years, let them report directly to the secretary of commerce, and allow them to testify independently to Congress.
Friendships across party lines are easy, because the next election is generally years away (Parliament sits now for a fixed term of five years) and most politicians spend plenty of time in their taxpayer-subsidised homes in London.
The next parliament might also have a fixed term of five years, ending the privilege enjoyed by British prime ministers of choosing the date (within five years) to call a general election.Under another set of proposals due to be unveiled in May, the present House of Lords is earmarked for abolition.
If adopted, the new measures would set a "fixed term" of five years for Parliaments but require a 55 percent Commons majority voting against the government to force a parliamentary dissolution, in place of the existing rule that requires only a simple majority.
After completing a fixed term of service of from five to nine years, an apprentice became a journeyman, i.e., a craftsman who could work for one or another master and was paid with wages for his labour.
Fees for part-time students with a fixed term of study are calculated pro-rata.
