"year-end review" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an event or process that takes place at the end of a year or fiscal period. For example: "The company conducted an extensive year-end review, during which employee performance was evaluated."
The Pentagon's year-end review will emphasize hard-won progress in the south, the heartland of the insurgency, where the military has concentrated most troops.
A.I.G. said it was advised to do so by its own actuaries and outside consultants after a thorough year-end review.
Now, all employees know their bonus depends on some combination of their year-end review, their department's performance and the company's profits.
P.S. This Sunday, Dec. 24, "CBS News Sunday Morning" will air my year-end review of the big tech events of 2006.
"Officer Kelly reserves his action until he has assessed the situation completely," his supervisors wrote in a year-end review for 1999.
Following the December meetings, Ms. Park scored a 2.8 in her year-end review, lower than her midyear review of 3.0.
In 1986, Microsoft got wonderful press again in the year-end reviews; its I.P.O. was credited for helping ease the debut of 60 major technology offerings that followed, including those for Cypress Semiconductor, Silicon Graphics and Convex Computer.
Mrs. Maxwell published short articles and reminiscences in The New Yorker, and from 1957 to 1965, she wrote year-end reviews of children's books for the magazine's Christmas list.
As 2015 comes to an end, the customary year-end reviews and prognostications for the upcoming year are beginning to roll in from various quarters.
Then, check out our slideshows of more year-end reviews, such as Facebook's 15 most-shared stories, Twitter's most memorable moments and, of course, Bing's most-searched gadgets of 2011.
YouTube is posting their year end review of the top videos, measured by ratings, favorites and number of comments.
