"below one year" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when referring to a time period that is less than one year. Example sentence: The company offers a warranty for all their products that are below one year old.
The African trials focused on children, while Asian trials included older populations and excluded children below one year of age.
According to the Public/Private Ventures study, only about half the programs sampled required a one-year commitment; 11 percent had no requirement; and the rest varied at levels below one year.
Poor life expectancy refers to a malignancy where median life expectancy is below one year.
Similar to the thermospheric density residual, we apply a 12-month running mean to suppress fluctuations below one year.
Converting a customer in a freemium model can take 18 months or more, but generally a cycle below one year is good.
The only improvement in child care standards is the ratio of children to child care provider which was reduced from 5 1 to 3 1 for children below one year.
Do you remember the FinePix REAL 3D W1, the "world's first" digital camera that lets users shoot photos (and movies) in 3D? Announced by Fujifilm back in September 2008, the device, which you can see pictured below, became official one year later (Fujifilm in the US, for example, sells it online for $600).
Though the rate increase was enough to make advertisers complain, it was not enough to reverse the slide in ad revenue, which dropped below $1 billion just one year after it had passed that milestone, the executive said.
"We just use the Western definition of a woman in her mid-thirties or below, trying to conceive for one year and not being successful.
CAM201103; female naturopathic doctor (ND) "We just use the Western definition of a woman in her mid-thirties or below, trying to conceive for one year and not being successful.
The drop also marks the first time ever that the price of an Ether has fallen below its valuation over one year: one Ether is worth $266 right now at the time of writing, versus $304 on August 14 2017.
