The phrase "a four month course" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the duration of a course that lasts for four months.
Example: "I enrolled in a four month course to improve my language skills."
Alternatives: "a four-month program" or "a four-month class".
Students from these hospitals, who had to have at least 15 months of previous instruction to enroll, participated in a three month course in pediatrics.
She was Head Nurse in 1935-1936 afteraftakingking a three month course in orthopedic nursing, became orthopedic supervisor at the Hospital.
The Weill Cornell Graduate School Master of Science in Health Sciences for Physician Assistants (MSHS PA) program is a twenty-six month course of study to educate students to become Physician Assistants.
A six month course of drugs costs about 10 dollars.
Google, for example, worked with Udacity to create a three month course for students to learn deep learning techniques — through the lens of TensorFlow of course.
Google, for example, worked with Udacity to create a three month course for students to learn deep learning techniques — through the lens of TensorFlow of course.
"Just because you've been on a six month course, doesn't mean you know what you're doing," she told me, to my mild disappointment.
A typical case is treated with a six month course of antibiotics, but drug resistant strains have developed which can take up to two years to treat and can cost more than $150,000 per patient.
Daphine Lutende is one AkiraChic set to graduate from the AkiShika Training Program this weekend, a ten month course providing participants with free mentorship and education on software programming, web design, computer literacy and entrepreneurship.
He was treated with a two month course of vismodegib, to which he initially responded well.
Non-medical prescribing (NMP) is a six month course for nurses and certain allied health professionals.
