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The phrase "years to live" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express how much time an individual has left to live. For example, "My grandfather only has a few years to live, so I'm visiting him every chance I get."
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She was given two years to live.
He was given two years to live.
She spoke: "I have only two years to live.
The doctor tells him he has two years to live.
But Will Shakespeare had another 12 years to live.
I was given two and half years to live.
At the time, she was given three years to live.
I might have far less than five years to live.
The doctors told him he had many years to live.
But he had just two years to live.
His daughter reportedly gives him another five years to live.
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