The phrase "a major year" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a year that is significant or important in a particular context, such as personal achievements, historical events, or milestones.
Example: "For our company, 2020 was a major year, as we launched our flagship product and expanded into new markets."
Alternatives: "a significant year" or "an important year".
"We see this as a major year of consolidation".
Last December, Aman Singh wrote that 2014 was a major year for social and environmental responsibility.
If that weren't enough to turn 2013 into a major year for Watts, she's also to be seen in Movie 43, a rare chance to flex her funny bone in an all-star ensemble comedy, featuring Hugh Jackman, Kate Winslet and a host of others in a series of X-rated sketches.
In the long run, the biggest impact may be on society's capacity to respond to complex management challenges, said Mark Haselkorn, an engineering professor at the University of Washington who is working on a major Year 2000 study sponsored by the National Research Council.
The round brought Opendoor's total funding to slightly more than $1 billion — most of which it acquired in 2018, a major year for the company.
It will be a major year for the company, as succeeding in making a dent in the mobile processor market will define whether or not Intel's best days are behind it.
After a major, year-long inquiry, resulting in the report The Future of the BBC, "consideration of the future of the BBC is too important to rush," John said.
Could we really be witnessing a blank major year for Woods, one that featured his two favourite venues in Pebble Beach and the Old Course?
Big Gigantic is having a pretty major year.
The model was applied to simulate the warm season hydrological regime in the Monongahela River Basin in 1988, a major drought year, and in 1993, a wet hydrological year.
I should win a major next year".
