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The phrase "a one year process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process that takes one year to complete.
Example: "The project will be implemented over a one year process to ensure thorough development and testing."
Alternatives: "a year-long process" or "a twelve-month process".
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Administration officials said they informed the UPU, which is based in Switzerland, that the United States intends to withdraw from the pact — a one-year process, per United Nations rules.
Born in the social upheaval of the late 1960's, it was finally ushered toward history's scrap heap last week when the State Legislature gave the mayor control of the school bureaucracy and began a one-year process of abolishing the local school boards in 32 New York City communities.
"Drug discovery is not a one-year process".
He began a one-year process of divestitures that has clipped a third from revenues.
From April 1, it will start a one-year process of collection of signatures of support.
At the end of this one year process and after incorporating the recommendations of all these subject matter experts, we had transformed the 10 TCNY general health areas into 40 specific quality measures at the point-of-care CDSS alerts (see Table 3).
In July this year, the full product range was also given certified Non GMO Project Verification after undertaking a one year long review process.
It would, however, be a shorter, one-year process.
A one-year monitoring process of the system and the meteorological variables allowed us to assess the energy performance and correlate power production with solar radiation.
The academics are due to meet in May to begin a one-year consultation process.
"Doctors have suggested I need further surgery and that is a one-year rehab process.
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