"ending year" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the coming year or the year that has just ended. For example, "We had an amazing year, but I'm looking forward to the ending year".
The Picasso sold at the Palais Galliera auction rooms in the most notable art event of the season was the most important canvas sold in Paris in this now ending year.
The New Yorker, December 27 , 1969P. 42 The Picasso sold at the Palais Galliera auction rooms in the most notable art event of the season was the most important canvas sold in Paris in this now ending year.
By Janet Flanner The New Yorker, December 27 , 1969P. 42 The Picasso sold at the Palais Galliera auction rooms in the most notable art event of the season was the most important canvas sold in Paris in this now ending year.
"Period" refers to a growth interval having the same starting and ending year.
We obtained three forestland status at the ending year of 2001 from the change map: 1) afforestation, 2) deforestation, and 3) forest remaining forest.
The carbon balances, removals, incomes and costs were calculated for each 10-year period while the scenic beauty index, habitat suitability index and berry yield estimates were calculated for the ending year of each 10-year period.
But labor leaders remain skeptical of his plans, which include raising the retirement age to 65 from 57 for some workers and ending year-end bonuses.
Many results were sensitive to the starting and ending years chosen for examination.
Laboratories, ending years of rapid earnings growth for that company.
Programs there for teenagers ended years ago.
The new development ends years of dashed dreams and setbacks.
