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The phrase "a term of three months" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to contracts, agreements, or timeframes for services or obligations.
Example: "The lease agreement stipulates a term of three months, after which it can be renewed or terminated."
Alternatives: "a duration of three months" or "a period of three months."
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Because 75 Wall Street allows its condos to be subleased for a term of three months — unusual for condo developments, which typically require lease terms of a year — the development has attracted foreign buyers.
Notably, we have introduced facilities to purchase highly rated commercial paper at a term of three months and to provide backup liquidity for money market mutual funds.
The Federal Reserve's facility to buy high-quality (A1-P1) commercial paper at a term of three months was likewise designed to provide a liquidity backstop, in this case for investors and borrowers in the commercial paper market.
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He gave Mr. Harrell a term of six months and a $5,000 fine.
He served a term of six months in prison for one of his bold attacks upon Louis Philippe.
Of the nine former HealthSouth workers who have been sentenced, one has been sent to prison, for a term of five months.
Less than two weeks ago, the company said it had access to $50 billion in commercial paper, which has a term of nine months or less.
And all of that was for a term of nine months in office as a lame-duck senator in a district that, thanks to the redrawn lines, will cease to exist.
In times of military emergency, a dictator would be appointed for a term of six months.
In times of military emergency, a "dictator" was appointed for a term of six months.
The law limits the interest rate of title loans 2014 but only those that have a term of six months or less.
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