The phrase "a year to catch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific time frame to achieve or obtain something, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "After a long absence, I finally have a year to catch up on all the books I've wanted to read."
Alternatives: "a year to grasp" or "a year to seize".
No one has aggregated the total number of counties reassessing home values, and many counties take at least a year to catch up to the marketplace.
If you do not detect HWA, there is no need to treat your trees, but do continue to check on your hemlocks a few times a year to catch new infestations early.
When summers rolled around, the brothers piled into the family station wagon eight or so times a year to catch games at Fenway and root for the Red Sox.
If Grayling, Dawkins, Pinker, Ferguson and the other freelancers think they can charge rich kids £18,000 a year to catch fleeting glimpses of their grey eminences in the academic transit lounge, good luck to them.
It took Google nearly a year to catch up.
has the best speech recognizer, but will need a year to catch up on other services.
But if you can't wait a whole year to catch Tom Cruise: Alien Hunter, then why not toddle off to the cinema right now where you'll be able to watch Oblivion which is set 60 years in the future and sees Cruise as a repairman stationed on a barren Earth evacuated after being taken over by, you guessed it, aliens!
That's right, Hispanic women have to work almost an entire EXTRA YEAR to catch up to the wages taken home by white, non-Hispanic men in 2015.
The summer months are always the hottest time of the year to catch a concert, and with Adele, Coldplay, Drake and other popular artists touring in the coming months, this year is no different.
Since then, thousands of visitors have flocked to Yehliu each year to catch a glimpse of this otherworldly landscape.
The brand took a few years to catch on, but by 1943 there was an Archie radio program and, by 1946, an Archie comic strip.
