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The phrase "working years" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the years someone has been employed or to refer to a period of time when one worked. For example: Tom spent 20 working years as a doctor before retiring.
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There were no statistically significant differences between the intervention and comparison groups at baseline regarding age, sex, working years in the profession, working years at the clinic and working time (table 3).
But in prime working years, surprise!
He spent the rest of his working years adrift.
"When we started working years back, public mentality was different.
She spent her working years teaching the deaf.
Rupture of the Achilles tendon is a common injury during working years.
Researchers worldwide are working years to improve the biodiesel fuel economy and emission characteristic.
Health care spending, which mostly provides comfort to those beyond working years, is expanding.
Mr. Brack would rather talk about his working years than money any day.
His high school yearbook predicted he would spend his working years in auto racing.
There's no solution for the fact that these childbearing years are also prime working years.
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