The phrase "years of tedious" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a long period of time that was filled with monotony or boredom. Example: "After years of tedious office work, Emily finally decided to quit her job and pursue her passion for traveling."
We can look forward to 20 years of tedious culture wars in the classroom, as has been the case with the UK's national curriculum since the Thatcher era.
In addition to poetry and numerous essays, in 1995 he published a book entitled "Against Itself: The Federal Theater and Writers' Project in the Midwest," the result of many years of tedious research.
After years of tedious negotiations with the Vietnamese, raw encounters with veterans' groups and families of the missing, and ugly arguments with zealots steeped in Rambo movies, Mr. Kerry managed to forge a consensus that there were no more P.O.W.'s in Vietnam.
By contrast, researchers at Amgen Inc., a biotechnology company in Thousand Oaks, Calif., needed two years of tedious experiments to find the same beta-secretase gene, first locating a string of about 100 genes containing the one they wanted, then homing in on the gene through elimination.
After so many years of tedious laboratory work, your next step seems more crucial than ever.
In Canada, empowerment comes after years of tedious work in an environment or returning home as a seasoned researcher.
Much more likely is another year of tedious political to-ing and fro-ing as CVC tries to justify its investment by persuading the manufacturers - BMW, Renault, Honda, Mercedes and Toyota - to abandon their secessionist plans and return to the fold.
The project started in July to little fanfare, but news of it spread rapidly on the web, and more than 100,000 volunteers classified over 1m galaxies in a few months a task which would have taken a lone astronomer years of unbearably tedious effort.
Events may move suddenly, Mr. Dobson writes, "but there is usually a movement or organization that put months or years of dangerous (often tedious) work into making that day possible".
His years of near misses, tedious bus rides and one excruciating waiting game faded away on Saturday morning.
It's certainly better than showing at great length Mary's tedious years of imprisonment.
