"years from the beginning" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to indicate a specific amount of time that has passed since the start of something. Example: We have been running our business successfully for 10 years from the beginning.
This result is in agreement with the risk reduction expected from screening 8 years from the beginning.
The 30 new channels will launch over two years from the beginning of April.
Take the five years from the beginning of 2003 to the end of 2007, a time of steady economic growth.
It usually takes two years from the beginning of contract negotiations for helicopters to be delivered, State Department officials said.
Prof. Robert S. McElvaine of Millsaps College examined employment data for the 64 years from the beginning of Harry Truman's presidency to the end of George W. Bush's.
Asking rents for both classes of buildings in Midtown Manhattan almost doubled during the five years from the beginning of 2003 to their peak in early 2008.
I have been writing for 35 years and from the beginning up to now the situation's almost the same.
In today's post, I'm taking a look back at six of the most essential lessons I've learned over the years, starting from the beginning.
That is what Patricia, a Queens school aide, hoped for at first, a baby that she and her husband of 19 years could raise from the beginning.
Ten-year CHD predicted probability was computed at baseline and at each of the following years, estimating the risk for CHD up to 20 years from the study beginning.
Subtract the first year's deprecation from the Beginning Book Value to determine the Ending Book Value; this is also the second year's Beginning Book Value.
