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The phrase "a year of debate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a specific period during which discussions or arguments took place on a particular topic.
Example: "The new policy was shaped by a year of debate among experts and stakeholders."
Alternatives: "a year of discussion" or "a year of deliberation".
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As a first-of-its-kind course, the use of this rather controversial method was approved only after a year of debate among Stanford scientists, ethicists, and others.
But he insisted that after the scorecards were filled out, the system that emerged from a year of debate would prove "a victory for common sense".
Winding up the debate, Speaker Nancy Pelosi said: "After a year of debate and hearing the calls of millions of Americans, we have come to this historic moment.
The decision ends more than a year of debate about the mine, the St. Helena, which represents 6.5percentt of the company's work force.
After more than a year of debate, the government will issue a rule Tuesday allowing car owners to install switches to turn air bags on or off, according to administration sources.
After nearly a year of debate about how much federal intervention was needed to beat back the recession — a debate that started during the end of the Presidential campaign — he was somewhat optimistic.
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After a year of debates and a month before the Federal Communication Commission's (FCC's) rulemaking on network neutrality, the GOP has finally joined the party.
"We've had a year of debating #MeToo, we have a president who a majority of voters say doesn't respect women.
A year of vigorous debate is likely to ensue.
After a year of angry debate, emotion outweighs fact.
The referendum alone might well involve over a year of public debate.
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