The phrase "a standard week" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a typical or average week in terms of work, activities, or schedules.
Example: "In a standard week, I usually work from Monday to Friday and take the weekends off."
Alternatives: "a typical week" or "an average week".
An international study released last week has identified that those who work more than 48 hours a week are 11% more likely to drink alcohol at risk levels than those working a standard week.
To the French and other supporters of stakeholder capitalism, le capitalisme sauvage is a beast that needs to be tamed by all sorts of rules -- like the French law that bans people from working more than 35 hours a standard week.
That's 10 more hours than what we consider a standard week here in the U.S.
Rather than tune out, America might best use this refractory period to meditate on the difference between a calm week here and a standard week in Europe and the ways in which we might learn to mirror that continent's consistently lower mass shooting casualties.
Find your number of hours work in a standard week.
Multiply the hours of work in a standard week and multiply that by 52 weeks in a year.
At the men's high jump pit, Jamie Nieto earned a spot on the team after jumping the "A" standard just weeks earlier at the Adidas Grand Prix in New York.
Surveys have found that developers expend on average 11 hours a week on open source efforts (a median of 7 hours), more than 25% of a standard work week [ 27, 33].
The billionaire entrepreneur, whose philanthropic work is chronicled in the film "Billions in Change," told HuffPost Live Thursday that he miraculously has a standard work week, despite helming around "6 [or] 7 businesses".
Add in community events, autograph sessions, film watching and you have a pretty standard week in a WNBA season.
It was what has become a pretty standard week for him since 1995, when Congress passed a law that, by halting class action suits for securities law violations, prodded many lawyers to take up other class action complaints.
