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The phrase "a maximum of two weeks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to specify a time limit or duration for an event or action, indicating that it should not exceed two weeks.
Example: "The project deadline is set for a maximum of two weeks from today, so please plan accordingly."
Alternatives: "no more than two weeks" or "up to two weeks".
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Minimum of two weeks should be enough.
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Continuous degradation showed a lag-phase of three weeks with water-brewery sludge.
It has a recall period of four weeks [21].
It lasted all of three weeks.
That's a little over two weeks.
And what a difference two weeks makes.
It was a rough two weeks.
Total 15 weeks of a programme conducted with one week of a pre-test, ten weeks of intervention and follow-up conducted after three weeks of post intervention.
This has been an awesome two weeks.
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