The phrase "a one year time" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used to refer to a duration of one year, but the phrasing is awkward and not idiomatic.
Example: "The project will take a one-year time to complete."
Alternatives: "a one-year period" or "a duration of one year."
Firstly, we relied on self-reported data over a one year time period.
Statistics on deceased people are regularly published by Statistics Netherlands, with in general a one year time lag.
This study was designed to examine the trajectory of these three forms of severe behavior disorders over a one year time period.
The following graph shows the weekly number of questions submitted to the Ask the Astronomer site over a one year time span.
The model was tested using real-life heat demand data for the city of Espoo in Finland, and NordPool spot market data for power price for a one year time horizon.
Then the following test was carried out for each track: Its RMS value was compared with the mean RMS value of all neighboring tracks within an 8° longitude range and within a one year time bin.
Experimental results obtained on a one-year time scenario show the effectiveness of the proposed data fusion paradigm in addressing the problem of one-day-ahead wind power forecasting.
Their delay in telling the Justice Department about the case allowed a one-year time limit on appointing an independent counsel to lapse.
The Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, and the president of the Palestinian Authority, Mahmoud Abbas, have agreed to place a one-year time limit on the talks, these officials said.
Despite the prime minister's appeal, peers voted by a 150 majority to put a one-year time limit on the legislation - an amendment which replaced the original Conservative idea of having the bill expire in November.
The delay in notifying the Justice Department about the case allowed a one-year time limit on appointing an independent counsel to run out, the inspector general's report said.
