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The phrase "spent two seasons" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a duration of time someone has dedicated to a particular activity, often in the context of sports, television shows, or any seasonal events. Example: "She spent two seasons playing for the local soccer team before moving to a professional league."
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George spent two seasons in Oakland and was let go.
He spent two seasons as head coach at Missouri Southern.
Though Noble spent two seasons training with United's youngsters, he never played again.
He spent two seasons with the Saints before he was waived after seven games in 2008.
Blake, who turns 32 next month, spent two seasons playing tennis at Harvard.
Gonzalez, 26, spent two seasons as third-string quarterback in Pittsburgh, in 1998 and 1999.
The former Manchester United star spent two seasons at Inter nearly two decades ago.
He spent two seasons with the team and had a year left on his contract.
Lou Piniella, the Cubs' manager, spent two seasons leading Tampa Bay.
His first professional engagements were at the Cleveland Playhouse, where he spent two seasons.
Baggio spent two seasons with Inter before closing out his domestic career with four years playing for Brescia.
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