The phrase "a year requires" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the necessary time or conditions needed for a particular event or process to occur within a year.
Example: "In order to achieve our goals, a year requires careful planning and consistent effort."
Alternatives: "a year demands" or "a year needs".
The math says that hitting a million miles in a little less than a year requires flying about 20,000 miles each week.
One, both drugs C1 and C2 are indicated for management of a chronic illness; two, product C2 is sold bundled with some of the equipment and consumables used in drug administration; and three, a single full treatment course of C1 over a year requires 10 unit administrations whilst a single full treatment course of C2 requires 5 unit administrations over a year.
His contract, which was set to run through June 2016 at $350,000 a year, requires a severance payment of only 30 days' pay.
He blames the international community for not contributing the $350m£225m5m) a year required to fund the innovative environmental plan.
People over 40, however, needed slightly more time, a median of 16 weeks, and those who had earned more than $100,000 a year required even more -- 20 weeks.
And, when it was subsequently announced this week that the whole legislation would only be in force for a year, requiring a further vote if it was to be extended, that removed any shadow of a doubt.
Although only fifty to a hundred babies a year require the surgery that I had observed, Lock said, he and his colleagues at the hospital believe that the hockey-stick cannula could be used in a variety of pediatric procedures.
Does anyone really believe that high-income individuals will stick around New York for the 180 days a year required to establish residency when the tradeoff is turning over more than half their earnings to the public coffers?
84%% (21/25) of units had < 30 patients a year requiring RRT.
Prof Spiro estimated around 2,000 people a year required treatment as a result of asbestos-related illnesses at a cost of between £5,000 and £20,000.
Sanders pushes the envelope (break up the banks in a year, require no copays or deductibles for health care).
