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The phrase "span of one summer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a duration or period of time that lasts for the entirety of a summer season. Example: "The project was completed in the span of one summer, allowing the team to enjoy the fruits of their labor by fall."
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How in the span of one summer did I go from one opposite to another?
In the span of one summer, Russell had gone from high school senior and all-star running back to college freshman and inexperienced cornerback.
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Director of the San Francisco Department of the Environment.
By only the piece's second paragraph (not exactly a case of burying the lede) reporters James Risen and Matt Apuzzo had begun to relate how Mssrs Mitchell and Jessen were put in place, as developers of the torture regime, in an official decision that took only a few hours to make, spaced out over the span of one single day - April 1st, 2002.
We decided to cover a time span of one year for the newspapers and magazines (March 2010 March 201111).
Over the summer, 677 people were killed in the span of one month.
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The bridge has in total eight spans of which one span of 42.95 m, two spans of 36.55 m and five spans of 78.26 m.
Each specimen was 6600 mm long, and the two equivalent shear regions and the equivalent moment region have the same span of 2000 mm in one specimen.
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