"using three years of" is correct and can be used in written English
It is often used in a context where the speaker is referring to a specific period of time. For example: "The report analyzed data gathered from using three years of financial records."
They complained that the firm that did the assessments used comparable values for only one year, when its contract called for using three years of comparable sales.
Last year, Mr. Klein said that because the department would collect more data each year, it would consider using three years of test scores to measure improvement.
Brand strength is determined using three years of consumer survey data from the BrandAsset Valuator U.S. database.
Using three years of daily rainfall data, runoff and peak flows were calculated for each sub-catchment.
The ensemble model was calibrated and evaluated using three years of Meteosat-9 images and data measured at 28 high-quality ground stations over an extensive area, mainly in Europe.
We conducted three sets of analyses on two spatial scales using three years of sampling data from 39 plots on 11 islands.
The Los Angeles Times compiled its database using seven years of standardized test scores obtained through a public records request.
Instead of using two years of N.C.A.A. eligibility at a junior college, they can attend Milford Academy and still play for up to four years in college.
Seismologists at the California Institute of Technology, using eight years of remote-sensing radar data from two European satellites, have discovered four active volcanoes in the central Andes.
Using four years of play-by-play data, Goldman – along with Justin Rao, a research partner – are undertaking a basketball equivalent of behavioral economics, a branch of study that seeks to understand how people react in certain situations.
The single-location models are estimated using two years of hourly weather data.
