The phrase "a man whose lifetime" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific man and discussing events, achievements, or characteristics related to his entire life span.
Example: "He was a man whose lifetime was dedicated to the pursuit of knowledge and education."
Alternatives: "a man who lived his life" or "a man throughout his life".
West Point officials said Tuesday that the Class of 2025 admission offer was an appropriate honor for Peter Wang, a "brave young man" whose lifetime goal was to attend the storied academy north of New York City.
A test based on genetic markers for the disease could identify men whose lifetime risk was a staggering 50%, nearly five times the national average.
A test based on markers for the disease could identify men whose lifetime risk was 50%, nearly five times the national average.
Survey after survey reveals that this is driving political choices, and has perversely led to the election of wealthy old men whose lifetime's guiding principle has not been service for the public good, but personal enrichment.
But this was a man whose success belonged to my lifetime, not his own.
In the central role of a retired conservative judge in Buffalo, the veteran actor Michael Cristofer gives the play an absorbing center, delivering a prickly, moving performance as a man whose attempt to make amends for a lifetime of spiritual flaws only draws him deeper into conflict with his troubled children.
A man whose father is able to provide a lifetime of back adjustments to his daughter-in-law -- gratis!
For a man whose work was largely ignored during his lifetime, he's gone on to have a massive influence on the genre of sci-fi (and others) in film, novels, comics and TV shows—he even lives on in artificial form as a Philip K. Dick android.
Beneath the feathered hats and slicing swordplay, Mr. Kline creates an affecting portrait of a man whose passionate nature is channeled, at painful cost, into a lifetime of determined self-sacrifice and unspoken devotion.
To perform a highly detailed semen analysis in a man whose wife had a partial mole.
