"occurrence year" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the year in which a specific event or incident takes place. Example: The occurrence year of the Great Chicago Fire was 1871.
Past earthquakes with their occurrence year and magnitudes are also shown with filled polygons and ovals.
White stars are epicenters of shallow M ≥ 6.5 earthquakes with their occurrence year.
The numbers above the focal mechanisms are the moment magnitude (top) and the date of occurrence (year, month, day; bottom).
Land-cover changes over the test area are detected with high overall accuracy (92.2%), with the majority of changes labeled to the correct occurrence year (91.1%) or within ±1 year (98.7%).
The fracture related questions were detailed with respect to location (vertebral, hip, wrist, rib and other fractures), fracture occurrence (year) and trauma severity.
We employed the 2006 China National Sample Survey on Disability to derive weighted number of persons with disabilities resulting from road crashes and weighted age-gender-specific population at risk by disability occurrence year.
The numbers are occurrence years of the earthquakes.
Roman and italic numerals indicate earthquake occurrence years and time intervals between two successive series, respectively.
Roman and italic numerals indicate earthquake occurrence years and time intervals between two successive earthquakes, respectively.
(Incidence is the rate of occurrence per year of new cases, and the mortality rate is the number of deaths that occur per year in a particular population divided by the size of the population at that time).
Nor was it even a unique occurrence that year on the outskirts of Faversham, though it was certainly the most deadly.
