The phrase "a year of generating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a period during which something is produced or created, often in a specific context such as business, creativity, or productivity.
Example: "After a year of generating innovative ideas, the team finally launched their new product line."
Alternatives: "a year of creation" or "a year of production".
A possible reason behind that seems to be that Tinder is in its first year of generating direct revenue.
The anaerobic digester would have broken down 45,000 tonnes of food waste a year to generate methane gas.
Marshalls and Peel Environmental's plant would process 45,000 tonnes of food waste a year to generate methane.
After 20 years of generating superlative investment returns by buying stocks that were undervalued and selling short those that carried excessive valuations, Mr. Robertson, 67, confirmed yesterday that he was shutting Tiger's operations.
Today as Linux dominates large computers and mobile devices around the world, smart companies like IBM and Google have embraced the open-source operating system, saving themselves hundreds of millions of dollars a year and generating billions of dollars in hardware and services revenue.
The central government wants 16,000 megawatts a year of new electric generating capacity alone through the year 2000, which will require $20 billion in foreign capital.
From her renewables campaign video, "a 10-year goal of generating enough renewable energy to power every single home in America" does not mean every home is going to have its own clean energy supply.
The Rev. Harry T. Cook, a friend of Mr. Mullins and the rector of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in nearby Clawson, said, "He's had more than a year of unrelenting pressure, mostly generated, I'm told, by members of his staff and a very few members of the congregation who have made it a lifetime vocation to make his life miserable".
Washington promised to supply half a million barrels a year of heavy fuel oil for generating heat and electricity until a couple of energy-producing reactors, to be supplied by South Korea and Japan, were up and running.
These indicate the additional cost to generate a year of perfect health (one QALY).
