The phrase "a year solely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is exclusively or entirely related to a single year.
Example: "The project was funded for a year solely to assess its feasibility before further investment."
Alternatives: "one year only" or "a year exclusively".
Just 17% of artists earn the equivalent of £13,782 a year solely from their practice.
In late 2006, the writer John Green came up with the idea of communicating with his brother, Hank, for a year solely through videos posted to YouTube.
Florida's Agency for Health Care Administration AHCAA) has recovered up to $50m a year solely from hospitals billing for treatment of illegal aliens that is wrongly coded as "emergency care".
Snaring a table at El Bulli is an extreme sport of the international gourmandoisie, akin to getting a 3-year-old into the nursery school at the 92nd Street Y. Open for only six months a year, solely for dinner, the restaurant can accommodate 8,000 diners in a season.
His YouTube channel, VlogBrothers, started in 2007 when Green communicated with his brother for a year solely using webcam blogs; they now have more than 7 million followers.
Torrico said that the resulting $1.3 billion a year would go solely to higher education (assuming he can sweet-talk the necessary Republicans into supporting the measure).
Similarly, EG Shares had a strong year solely on flows to Emerging Markets Consumer (ECON).
The Exchange must determine an applicant eligible for an exemption for a calendar year if he or she has been determined ineligible for Medicaid for one or more months during the benefit year solely as a result of a State not implementing section 2001(a) of the Affordable Care Act; The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services announced the final rule in a June 26 press release.
The Department of English hosts an Open House each year, solely for prospective students who have already been admitted to the PhD program.
My speech was horrible and I prayed to win an Emmy that next year solely to apologize for my stupid speech!
Now some 75,000 visit Lima every year solely to enjoy its food, spending an average of $1,250 each, according to the tourist-industry association.
