The phrase "a year of testimony" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific year during which significant events, experiences, or evidence were shared or presented, often in a legal or personal context.
Example: "After a year of testimony, the court finally reached a verdict that would change the lives of everyone involved."
Alternatives: "a year of evidence" or "a year of witness accounts".
A year of testimony and thousands of pages of publicly released documents have failed to support frequent assertions by Republicans that top Obama administration officials must have initiated or authorized the so-called gun-walking tactics that allowed illegally purchased weapons to reach Mexico.
On 2 December 2013, after more than a year of testimony and over 12,000 pages of evidence, the presiding coroner instructed the jury to begin their deliberations, and requested they come back with a verdict in Smith's death and recommendations on means to prevent a recurrence of such an event.
After two years of testimony, a French court ruled that eBay cannot be held responsible users selling counterfeit products.
Though the majority of the report is dedicated to an unambiguous condemnation, and a meticulous dismantling, of the defenses senior executives have presented to Parliament over years of testimony, the new details provide hints that the scandal has not yet fully crested.
The CFPB, after years of testimony, research and analysis, concluded that class actions should be one possible recourse.
"There is little evidence that the American economy, which grew more than 4percentt in 1999 and surged forward at an even faster pace in the second half of the year, is slowing appreciably," Mr. Greenspan said at the beginning of his twice-a-year testimony to Congress on monetary policy.
The park's residents, some of whom have lived there more than 20 years, gave almost an hour of testimony during the meeting while IntraCorp representatives and its advisory counsel, Carlsbad-based Loftin Firm, discussed the proposal for another hour and a half.
It includes lives of the saints and patriarchs, notes on topography and history, and a valuable selection from 1,000 years of literary testimony and inscriptions on the mountain and its Daoism.
Ms. Brooks made another loan, for $105 million, a year later, according to the testimony of William S. Sheridan, Sotheby's chief financial officer.
PHOTOS: Behind the scenes of movies and TV The original Oct. 27 story, which Logan and her producer Max McClellan worked on for a year, relied heavily on the testimony of a supposed eyewitness, Dylan Davies, a security contractor who claimed to have rushed to the mission compound on the night of Sept. 11, 2012.
Federal District Judge Joseph Rodriguez spared Taylor a jail term, citing his charity work, his one and a half years of sobriety and the testimony he gave to help convict a former business partner.
