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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a timetable of years" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a schedule or plan that outlines events or milestones over a span of years.
Example: "The project manager presented a timetable of years to illustrate the phases of development for the new software."
Alternatives: "a timeline of years" or "a schedule of years".
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With a timetable of years before it's back in operation, the M.T.A. had the wherewithal to reopen the old South Ferry, where approaching No. 1 trains scream as they tentatively round the bend, so that those waiting instinctively reach for their ears.
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But other nuclear waste experts expect a timetable of 10 to 15 years for a temporary dump and much longer for a permanent repository.
They will also agree on a timetable of no more than seven years for eliminating tariffs on the remaining 10%.
"The application's gone in and we are looking to a timetable of having it up and running within a year," Mr Collins said.
It also included a timetable of the lifting of sanctions.
There is now a timetable of sorts for a referendum.
A timetable of the war leaves out several important events.
Sophie's Poster, showed a timetable of all these activities, depicting a very busy life.
Come up with a timetable of getting everything done.
Keep a timetable of when you should wash.
The plan concludes that "deep cuts in global emissions will be required" and provides a timetable for two years of talks to shape the first formal addendum to the 1992 Framework Convention on Climate Change treaty since the Kyoto Protocol 10 years ago.
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