"year group" is an acceptable phrase in written English and it is commonly used in educational settings.
For example, you might write: "All students in Year 11 should submit their project on Tuesday."
Each year group would be taught alongside "the appropriate Patrington year group".
Out of my year group nearly everybody got a job.
He adds: "Every year group has its particular challenges.
You have, say, 60 pupils in a year group.
For my year group, voting should be habitual now.
The Global learning style increased significantly for the year group who had studied for one year.
According to the follow-up period, it was divided into ≤2-year group and >2-year group.
Of the 15% we counted from College Scorecard, we drew two-thirds from the 10-year group and one-third from the six-year group.
Analyses also included school-year group and family affluence.
These analyses also included school-year group and family affluence.
The mean CHADS2 score was 1.2-fold higher in the ≥75-year group than in the 65- to 74-year group.
