The phrase "save years" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to prevent or avoid wasting time, typically through efficient planning or actions. Example: By investing in a quality education, you can save years of struggling to find a good job.
It could save years of stress and heartache in the long run.
It could save years and, in turn, millions of dollars in research costs, he said.
Braatz says approaching such a problem from a systematic perspective could potentially save years of time in the development of a biomedical material of high efficacy.
Making use of existing permits for water use, and of the decision more than 20 years ago to use the site for power generation, will save years in building another plant, he said.
Not to encourage snooping, but a five-second peek can save years of headaches.
"We save years off building the right relationship network," says founder Terence Lyons, who was formerly Microsoft's global stakeholder engagement lead.
Reading these pages, I thought repeatedly of Marianne Moore's wonderful line "Humor saves a few steps, it saves years".
These results suggested that mass screening programs for uterine cancer contribute to saving years of life.
Discount rates value a year of healthy life saved now more than a year of healthy life saved years from now.
Second, we attach an economic value to these saved years using the output per person of working age in the different regions, incorporating forecasts of future productivity growth.
This efficiency saves years compared to running concurrent Phase II and Phase III trials by having one rather than two funding and regulatory approval applications and centre set up processes.
