The phrase "a year of use" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the duration of time that something has been utilized or in operation.
Example: "After a year of use, the device showed signs of wear and tear."
Alternatives: "one year of usage" or "twelve months of use".
After a year of use, at least one woman in five with this type of IUD stops having periods altogether.
The cabins are sold in quarter shares, allowing owners at least eight weeks a year of use; more might be built in the future.
The fractional units are divided into either one-24th shares, granting owners two weeks a year in their units, or one-12th shares, for one month a year of use.
Urban markets might make the most sense because where else is real estate more expensive?" Last fall the St . Regis Residence Clubin New York opened on the eighth and ninth floor of the St . Regis Hotel selling shares that entitle buyers to 28 days a year of use for $252,000 to $750,000.
In fact this has survived a year of use and still looks like new.
For the most part a year of use has done very little damage to the iPad.
The airport has 104 bike parking spaces, but after a year of using the free bicycle racks exclusively, he sent a $25 deposit to San Diego Association of Governments to become eligible to use a sheltered bicycle locker there.
Linda M. Rice, a primary-care internist with about 1,200 patients in her Rochester practice, said that after a year of using the device in her clinic, she is convinced of its worth.
This is, rather, a review of the Juul vaporizer as I view it now, after a year of using it alongside analog cigarettes and trying desperately to replace them with this little vape.
The 2nd-year results, posted last week, address those concerns by reporting results for individual software packages, and by testing a new cohort of students whose teachers had a year of using the software under their belts.
If you do not conceive within a year of using the fertility calendar, you should have a consultation with you doctor to be sure that you and your partner are capable of having children.
