"wait one year" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to convey that something should be delayed for a period of one year. For example, "We will wait one year before making a decision on this project."
While a lifetime ban on any blood donations was lifted in 2012, new regulations requiring men to wait one year after sexual contact with another man still remain on the books.
Boehner, like other House members, would have to wait one year under federal law to become a registered lobbyist.
Under ethics rules, ex-senators must wait two years before they can lobby lawmakers; former House members must to wait one year.
Under current rules, investors must wait one year to sell, and then usually only in stages of a specified number each quarter for the year after that.
Mr. Lombardi inquired into it, then i had to wait one year before developing any of the former chicken farm while the agencies monitored existing runoff from the site.
He asked us to wait one year, which we did.
"I have been waiting one year and I have not had him.
I waited one year and no one can say that I did not give everything possible with my team-mates last season to get us there".
A new study of drivers with epilepsy found that there was no statistical difference between the number of seizure-related accidents involving those who waited one year before driving again and those who waited three months.
Assuming that home values stayed constant and that a home buyer would put 20percentt down and take out a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage, Zillow found that a D.C. area buyer who waits one year to purchase a home would probably pay an additional $186 per month.
If Tamayo had waited one year after defecting and applied for relief under the Cuban Adjustment Act, he would have been eligible for a green card immediately, two to four years faster than the asylum process, said Amehd Camacho, a staff assistant to Representative Mario Díaz Balart, Republican of Florida.
