"operational year" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a year in which something (often a business) was actively operating. For example: "Tesla had an extremely successful operational year in 2020, selling more cars than expected."
Unlike coal power plants, however, CST plants frequently experience thermal loads well above and below their rated design point, leading to off-design operation for much of the operational year.
By the end of Heathrow's first operational year, 63,000 passengers had travelled through it.
The emission constraints set for the operational year 2025 can only be achieved by the incorporation of renewables in the energy production mix.
When averaged over the operational year, the loss of both the injection and the stored beams is equivalent to an average loss of 2 mW at each low loss aperture.
Furthermore, this study shows that including the cost of revenue losses during a cleaning event can be a significant factor in determining the optimal number of cleanings that are performed throughout the operational year.
An operational year is considered to have 340 days [6, 17].
This is reasonable, since after millions of accumulated operational years of experience, there is little left for their manufacturers to discover.
To report the design and outcomes obtained during the first operational years of the Orthogeriatric Unit (OGU) established in the Zaragoza-1 (Spain) Health-Sector.
A rolling horizon approach was implemented to determine the effect of investment decisions of previous operational years on the selection of new investment options.
The site was part of a North American military defense system established in the 1950s that became heavily contaminated with PCBs during and subsequent, its operational years.
The impact on the reliability and availability of the booster RF system has been carefully monitored during the past five operational years, delivering more than 5000 h scheduled user beam time per year.
