The phrase "a year of interviews" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a period during which multiple interviews took place, often in the context of research, job applications, or media.
Example: "After a year of interviews, she finally landed her dream job in the industry."
Alternatives: "a year filled with interviews" or "a year dedicated to interviews".
After a year of interviews, applicants and residency programs are 'matched' by a computer algorithm developed by the non-profit National Resident Matching Program.
In 1996, Georgina Born, an anthropologist, carried out a year of interviews and fieldwork, observing how the BBC functioned as an organisation.
The officials, including those from big-fight states like Nevada, New Jersey and New York, issued their 60-page report after more than a year of interviews with people in boxing.
They are all dead now, except their present spokesman, Peter Stothard, former editor of the Times and then the TLS, who allows his memories of the Wapping years to be dredged up in a year of interviews with a mysterious young researcher and muse, "Miss R".
After a year of interviews and background checks, we received four one-way tickets to Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
However, members of the commission, which based its findings on a year of interviews with 2,000 people in 450 businesses in the United States, West Germany, Sweden, Denmark, Ireland, Japan and Singapore, said it is time for drastic economic changes.
Formerly a hospital administrator, he was unable to find work after close to a year of interviewing.
Twenty nine per cent of those who had been unable to get up from the floor (11/38) moved into long term care within a year of interview and 39% (15/38) by the end of study censoring.
After a year of informational interviews in the biotechnology industry, he headed back to Stanford, this time to the business school.
As Buzzfeed's Andrew Kaczynski first noted, Trump actually backed down from the partial birth abortion answer within a year of the interview.
31.6% of all subjects reporting complications of medical care stated it occurred within a year of the interview (Table 3).
