The phrase "a year whilst" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a duration of one year during which something occurs or is true, often in a more formal or literary context.
Example: "He traveled extensively for a year whilst pursuing his studies abroad."
Alternatives: "a year during" or "a year while".
Currently, India's domestic airlines carry fewer than 20m passengers a year, whilst over 15m people travel by train every day.
An increase of, say, 2% in the Medicare levy would mean than someone earning $50,000 a year above the threshold would be paying an additional levy of $1,000 a year, whilst someone with an income $200,000 above the threshold would be paying $4,000.
In this Christmas special, Gregg Wallace visits the Quality Street factory which produces a staggering 2 million tins of festive chocolate assortments a year, whilst Cherry Healey goes behind the scenes to learn how the Royal Mail produces Christmas stamps.
Do you (and your family partner) have… (1) A holiday away from home for at least one week a year, whilst not staying with relatives at their home?
For example, in one Puskesmas two GPs stated that they see 18.000 patients a year, whilst the other GP only sees 4000 patients a year.
In Ghana, Ministry of Health data show that two medical schools produce about 200 doctors a year, whilst the single school for medical assistants produces an average of only 30 medical assistants a year.
For example, many threatened, endangered, and exploited fish species experience dramatic population fluctuations and variation in recruitment from year to year, whilst at the same time their census numbers are bolstered by supportive breeding.
"Having reached a cup final for the first time in 22 years, whilst also enjoying a run of only one loss in 12 games, we want to focus on what is a positive time for the football club and we would hope it is possible to draw a line under this matter quickly and that there will be no repetition.
Head of foreign exchange at HSBC UK, Oliver Cook, described how spending a year abroad whilst at university has become more and more popular amongst students.
Head of foreign exchange at HSBC UK, Oliver Cook, acknowledged how spending a year abroad whilst at university has become increasingly popular – but warned how some destinations may leave a bigger dent in students' finances than others.
Midshipmen undertake an undergraduate degree over the course of three years, whilst also completing elements of their naval training.
