The phrase "a four month tenure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the duration of someone's time in a particular position or role, typically in a professional context.
Example: "After a four month tenure at the company, she decided to pursue other opportunities."
Alternatives: "a four-month period" or "a four-month duration".
The documents released by Independence revealed that Loehmann had been described as "weepy," and was found unfit for police duty by a senior officer at the city's department during his five month tenure there.
Loehmann was earlier found unfit for police duty by a senior officer at the city of Independence's police department during his five month tenure there.
Warnock's dismissal brings an end to a four-month tenure after he took over following Tony Pulis's resignation on the eve of the new season.
He replaced George Shaheen, who resigned last week after an 18-month tenure.
Maradona, a forlorn, lost figure on the sideline, defeated in three of the four World Cup qualifiers in his nine-month tenure as coach, told reporters, "This won't break me".
He gave the six board members there a lengthy presentation about his 19-month tenure and his priorities for the next year.
My mother sent me a letter during my nine-month tenure in Australia.
They express worry over how he might lead the city during his 9-month tenure as mayor, a position the five council members share on a rotating basis.
The former Port Vale boss succeeded Rob Edwards after the Welshman was sacked having won just two of 14 matches in his five-month tenure.
But amid a three-month deluge of revelations about the Environmental Protection Agency administrator's ethically dubious behavior, extravagant spending and chummy ties to industry executives, Pruitt has proposed three of the most radical policies of his 16-month tenure.
Walmsley's 10-month tenure has been a controversial one.
