The phrase "a one year gap" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a period of one year during which there was a break or interruption in a sequence of events, such as education or employment.
Example: "After graduating from college, I took a one year gap to travel and gain new experiences before starting my career."
Alternatives: "a one-year hiatus" or "a one-year break".
Well, Turkey and Brazil have now restored the core elements of the October deal: a single shipment of the 1,200 kilograms of LEU to a location (Turkey) outside Iran and a one-year gap — essential for broader negotiations to begin — between this Iranian deposit in escrow and the import of the fuel rods.
Imagine if he could have bought him off with a peerage a few years ago: suppose Ukip had been led by Tim Congdon, the economist Farage beat to return to the leadership after a one-year gap in 2010, or by Paul Nuttall, currently Farage's deputy.
If the film industry were to emulate this sensible marketing strategy by establishing a one-year gap between a movie's theatrical premiere and its DVD release -- instead of the current three- to six-month period -- it would end up selling a lot more tickets at the multiplexes.
Since its enactment in 1981, the credit has been extended 13 times; in the mid-1990s there was a one-year gap when it wasn't extended retroactively.
On average, 19% of a district's nitrate-N measurements were interpolated or extrapolated, usually over a one-year gap.
The one-year gap in visits provided a dramatic snapshot of the deteriorating economic situation in Venezuela.
But leader of the opposition Conservative group, Councillor Robert Light, said the plan was a "shambles", describing it as a "one-year stop-gap budget".
Mr. Turner gave $34 million to cover the one-year gap during which other nations prepare to raise their contributions.
Kimbrough disputes his claim, noting that there is no one-year gap in the records of Hensley moving or actively ministering.
The second aim is to evaluate the differences in ADHD and ODD prevalence rates among four different waves with one-year gap in reassessments.
