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The phrase "a decent three weeks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a period of three weeks that is satisfactory or acceptable in some context.
Example: "After a decent three weeks of training, the team was finally ready for the competition."
Alternatives: "a good three weeks" or "a solid three weeks".
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"It has been something we've been waiting for, but he's been professional, he's worked hard in training, he's got a decent three weeks under his belt before he reports for them".
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You might want to invest in a decent one.
A long three weeks.
It was the first decent meal we had in three weeks.
It has been a decent few weeks for Scott Brown.
Microsoft has had a decent few weeks.
I couldn't secure a reservation for a decent dinner hour on an evening about two weeks down the road.
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