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Discover Ludwig"years earlier" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is used to indicate a period of time in the past, specifically a time that occurred before the current point in time. Example: "Sarah had always dreamt of becoming a doctor, and her hard work finally paid off when she received her medical degree at the age of 26. However, this achievement was not just the result of her efforts in medical school, but also the dedication she had shown since she first declared her goal years earlier."
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That was 28 years earlier.
The first had occurred fourteen years earlier.
A war I had abandoned years earlier.
Four years earlier they had been lovers.
Ten years earlier, he graduated from Columbia.
Four years earlier.
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Years earlier her husband drown.
Two years earlier, it was 69 percent.
Her father had died several years earlier.
(His father had died four years earlier).
He had left home for America two years earlier.
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