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"a few weeks of" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a specific amount of time or duration. Example: After a few weeks of hard work, the project was finally completed.
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We had a few weeks of this.
Jeb's going to have a few weeks of bad polls.
After a few weeks of investigation, Mr. Gordon struck gold.
Technology stocks surged after a few weeks of selling.
Now, I'm taking a few weeks of actual rest.
They'd take a few weeks of vacation each year.
"That started a few weeks of basically hell".
After a few weeks of Beck's attacks, Jones resigned.
"It just doesn't happen with a few weeks of training.
"But a few weeks of playing around with scissors?
Admissions decisions are typically communicated within a few weeks of the interview.
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