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Free sign upThe phrase "over a course of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation that has happened or is happening over a period of time, e.g. "Over a course of three months, I have noticed an improvement in my ability to speak Spanish."
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It didn't happen overnight, but over a course of weeks.
Unlike surgeons, oncologists conduct their business over a course of months or years.
That is for four lessons a week over a course of seven to nine years.
In slalom, competitors race one at a time through gates and rapids over a course of 300 to 600 meters.
It flows through northwestern Wyoming, southern and eastern Montana, and northwestern North Dakota over a course of 692 miles (1,114 km).
Animal Kingdom possesses a high cruising speed and explosive turn of foot over a course of ground, both hallmarks of recent World Cup winners.
Weight of flies over a course of 1 week after sepsis.
Parents/guardians of children were interviewed four times over a course of one year.
As blood degradation products get reabsorbed over a course of 6 8 weeks, the size of haematoma will decrease [30].
The cases took 160 mg each time, three times a day over a course of 3 months.
The injection (4 mL) was applied once every other day or once a day, over a course of 10 days.
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