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'out of years' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a something that happened a long time ago, or to describe an amount of time that has passed. For example: "She no longer remembers the details of her childhood, as it happened so far out of years ago."
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It came out of years of deep grief.
"I think we're running out of years," Ryan said.
Growing out of years of research, it demonstrably works.
It was advice born out of years of practical knowledge.
She said that the idea of exchanges had grown out of years of discussions.
He came to power in 1986 and pulled Uganda out of years of chaos.
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"The drugs stocks are breaking out of year-and-a-half consolidation.
What will be interesting is seeing what new names and repeat names will come out of year two.
Out-of-control 7-year-olds are another matter altogether.
I even hesitate to put out the number of years.
You are injured for two and a half years out of 10 years in tennis".
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