The phrase "a year to existing" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, possibly intended to convey a time frame related to something that already exists.
Example: "We have a year to existing projects that need to be completed before the deadline."
Alternatives: "a year for current" or "a year for ongoing".
Finding out about midwifery involved hours of online research, which led to an action plan detailing which new qualifications I needed, what the job actually involved, and how I could adjust my finances from living on £27,000 a year to existing on a student budget for three years.
Now, the proposed electricity market reform is set to rig the energy market in favour of nuclear – with the introduction of a carbon price floor likely to result in huge windfall handouts of around £50m a year to existing nuclear generators.
The UK needs to build 250,000 new homes a year to fulfil existing demand, according to most estimates, but is currently building less than half that number.
It will also make car ownership more useful by adding about 3,000 km (1,900 miles) of expressways a year to the existing network of 30,000 km.
Clemmer said he agreed that new nuclear plants are enormously expensive but said there was a case for the US government to invest around $814m a year to keep existing unprofitable plants online, given the cleaner energy they provide.
The Department of Homeland Security is already spending millions of dollars a year to maintain existing fences and to repair breaches, according to government reports and officials, while drug traffickers and smugglers are increasingly using tunnels to dig underneath.
It was costing Shell several hundred millions of dollars a year to keep the existing operations ticking over, the company said.
As for refineries, the industry spends billions of dollars a year to upgrade and expand existing plants.
The 26-year-old, who still had a year to run on his existing deal, will remain at Pride Park until the end of the 2015-16 season.
The UK bookmaker, which has sponsored the Cup since 2011, had a year to run on its existing deal and will now see its relationship continue until 2016.
The collection took more than a year to amass and draws from existing designs, she said: "I've never seen designers love their city so much, and the love is in the design of the products".
