The phrase "a lifetime of reading" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the extensive experience or habit of reading over many years.
Example: "Her love for literature has given her a lifetime of reading, enriching her knowledge and imagination."
Alternatives: "years of reading" or "a lifetime spent reading".
In its children's departments, books are purchased that may lead to a lifetime of reading.
Who knew that such a macabre story would lead to a lifetime of reading and exploring?
A lifetime of reading turned out to be the perfect background for the job.
People tell her that the Martin Beck series marked the beginning of a lifetime of reading.
This remains, after a lifetime of reading, a mystery and a joy.
"After a lifetime of reading a score, it's terrifying for orchestral musicians to go it alone.
His poetic gifts as a writer, shaped by a lifetime of avid reading, are matched by a lawyer's appreciation of precision; his writings project "a persona of dignified but amiable authenticity," and do so with a "concision of phrasing and logical tightness".
This is a guide for a lifetime of spiritual reading.
It would take a lifetime of expert reading to fully appreciate this lifetime of superlative writing; with the long-awaited publication of a collected Ceravolo, America's contemporary poetry readers now have the opportunity to do their part.
"We are pleased to learn of Meghan Markle's engagement to Prince Harry and send best wishes for a lifetime of happiness!" read a statement on Kappa Kappa Gamma's official Facebook page on Tuesday.
However, Elliott joked, she doesn't know much about what she's getting herself into — she's prepared mostly from a lifetime of shopping and reading "Retail for Dummies". "I read it cover to cover, and that's what I know about retail," she said with a laugh.
