The phrase "a tenure at the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a period of holding a position or office, typically in an academic or professional context.
Example: "She completed a tenure at the university, where she contributed significantly to research in her field."
Alternatives: "a position at the" or "an appointment at the".
After a tenure at the Commodore Theatre in Portsmouth, Va., "the first first-run movie theater in the country to serve alcohol", Viragh decided he wanted to bring the boozy-screen experience to the Empire State.
Of the subjects, 99.5% were female, 83.5% single or never married, 35.5% had a tenure at the hospital of 1-2 yeand, and 45.0% had had a college-level education.
During a tenure at NIH that included the start of a 5-year budget doubling, he cultivated the image of a rumpled academic who biked to work.
Hird's exit brings to an end a troubled tenure at the club since the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Asadarity (Asada) launched an investigation into the Bombers' supplements program in 2012.
Neil, then editor of the Sunday Times of London, left a successful tenure at the paper to produce a magazine show that was to air after Fox football games on Sunday nights.
Mr. Perez has also had a controversial tenure at the Department of Justice, where he has demonstrated a fundamentally political approach to the law".
A retired Air Force officer, Mr. Crowley, 59, had a rocky tenure at the State Department, failing to establish close ties to Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton.
After a long tenure at the helm of Y Combinator — during which a summer "bootcamp" for undergrads turned into a Silicon Valley institution, pioneering the "seed accelerator" model and inspiring a new league of tech-focused business incubators — Paul Graham announced last week that he will soon be passing the baton to the next generation.
Assume your family emergency is short term, that you've had a successful tenure at the company, and that your firm "is marked by a positive and supportive culture and ethical climate".
The scene: The highlight of the show came with a surprise catwalk turn by someone familiar to many of the attendees -- the always nattily attired Nick Wooster whose professional CV includes stints as men's fashion director at Neiman Marcus and a brief tenure at the ailing J.C. Penney -- who hit the runway sporting a cobalt blue jacket and a pair of knee-length zebra-print shorts.
Leonard Slatkin, after a long tenure at the National Symphony Orchestra in Washington, was named music director of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
