The phrase "introductory year" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe the first year of a new program or job, or to refer to the first year of a student's studies in an educational setting. For example, "This will be my introductory year of teaching high school science."
This is just a registering and reporting introductory year which is going to set a baseline.
General Motors set a similar sales goal in May of 16,000 units for its Chevrolet Volt plug-in hybrid in this, its introductory year.
Mr. Sargent attributed the brand's significant year-on-year improvement to refinements made to the XJ sedan after its introductory year.
Toyota expects to sell 16,000 to 17,000 of its coming Prius plug-in hybrid in the United States in its introductory year, said John Hanson, a brand spokesman, in an interview with The Detroit Free Press.
Students could spend an introductory year learning via a MOOC, followed by two years attending university and a final year starting part-time work while finishing their studies online.
He has allowed that the Teaching Excellence Framework, which is to be the new key measurement of quality, should have an introductory year before it comes into force in 2018/19.
Many students passed only because the State Board of Regents has temporarily lowered the passing grade to 55 from the traditional 65 in the test's introductory years.
In addition, many students passed only because the State Board of Regents temporarily lowered the passing grade to 55 from the traditional 65 in the test's introductory years.
"In his introductory years of fishing Jon has been lucky – in fact I would say he has been jammy," says his great friend and fishing companion, the Tory MP Charles Walker.
Unsurprisingly, people want something to play on their new systems – especially during anaemic introductory years.
In the introductory years (1980 1990) of liposuction techniques, autologous fat grafting (AFG) was considered unpredictable.
