The phrase "a year of practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a duration of time spent practicing a skill or activity, often implying improvement or mastery over that period.
Example: "After a year of practice, she finally felt confident enough to perform in front of an audience."
Alternatives: "one year of training" or "twelve months of practice".
After a year of practice, the couple say they seem to have mastered them all.
Perhaps the panel's doctors felt that having lost a year of practice and having his name besmirched was punishment enough for a doctor who, whatever his shortcomings, was not guilty in their opinion of the more serious charges.
After a year of practice, however, I realised that if service users thought my clothes were flirtatious, I would always have to overcome that barrier before initiating a successful professional relationship.
Before vaccination against these common childhood diseases became routine, case numbers ran to tens or hundreds of thousands a year; no ordinary American doctor could get through a year of practice without seeing them all.
After less than a year of practice in St . Louis Mo., he moved to Boston, where he maintained an active and prosperous practice until his appointment to the Supreme Court of the United States in 1916.
"I thought to myself, 'I can't do that.' " But after a year of practice, Firefighter Walsh was good enough to be given his busby, his red tunic, and his kilt, with its tartan of blue for firefighters, white for officers, green for the Irish, and black for firefighters who had died in the line of duty.
In a qualitative study based on focus groups with students whose scores on the EFS changed after a year of practicing PPE, McLachlan et al. [ 33] reported that students downplayed the significance of the changes.
After a year of dedicated practice, I joined a 200 hour level 1 certification.
After a year of daily practice, Norris earned his black belt.
Following a year of unprofitable practice, he went to law school.
