"one year behind" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone who is not up to date with recent events or developments, or when talking about someone who is a year late in their progress or achievements. For example: "John is a year behind his classmates, as he took a year off to travel."
Smith, a 23-year-old who was briefly on Everton's books one year behind Wayne Rooney, was recalled from his long-term loan to Salford to make his first Saints appearance since 2008 against Warrington in the first round of the play-offs three weeks ago.
He is a novice, one year behind Sprinter Sacre on the chaser's career ladder, and will therefore run in Tuesday's Arkle, for which odds of 4-6 convertoto a 60% chance of victory.
She discovered that children on the noisy side were nearly one year behind their peers in reading.
We were one year behind the curve".
We were one year behind the revolution.
The island's timetable of epidemic infection is about one year behind Brazil's.
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On March 3 , 2012 Edward Lee Elmore walked out of prison after thirty-one years behind bars, twenty-nine of which he spent on death row.
Jan was the receptionist on the eighteenth floor when the offices were at 25 West Forty-third Street from 1957, when she was nineteen (she was interviewed by E. B. White), to 1978, when she left to take a position at the University of Cincinnati, having earned a Ph.D. in English during her twenty-one years behind the reception desk.
The system's introduction is one-year behind Mayor Boris Johnson's original schedule, outlined in his 2012 Transport manifesto.
Two of the structures he owns have been purchased from Detroit residents two years behind on taxes, one year short of tumbling into tax foreclosure.
