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The phrase "a year to decide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific timeframe given to make a decision or choice.
Example: "The committee has been given a year to decide on the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "one year to make a decision" or "a year for deliberation".
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Still, at least we have a year to decide.
The attorney-general will have a year to decide which cases to hand over.
He took more than a year to decide what to do.
The Food and Drug Administration, after a two-day advisory meeting, said it would now take more than a year to decide the issue.
You get paid eight million to upward of fifteen million dollars a year to decide what the entire world will clamor to see in two years.
The agreement sets a price of $75 million for the two plants and gives LIPA a year to decide whether to go ahead with the purchases.
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Next year Randel leaves Chicago to head the wealthy Andrew Mellon Foundation, "going from asking for $200m a year to deciding how to give away $200m", as he puts it.
A team of engineers took almost a full year to decide if the feature was viable.
We used 2005 as a lag year to decide whether the first reference episode during 2006 2008 was 'truly' incident.
The idea that the party should take a couple of years to decide on a new leader while it mulls and agonises is one she rejects outright.
It took me a couple of years to decide that I wanted to medically transition.
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