The phrase 'a two-week duration' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the length of time something has taken, is taking, or will take to complete. For example, "The project was completed in a two-week duration."
To ascertain that a two-week duration was sufficient time for a steatotic liver to recover to baseline, an additional cohort of animals was placed on HFD for 4 weeks followed by NCD for 2 weeks.
A two-week duration for each strategy is chosen to ensure adequate time to attain the minimum required heparin dose.
Ploughman et al. [ 20] compared hippocampal BDNF levels between a forced 60-minute motorized run (higher intensity) and 12 hours of voluntary wheel running (lower intensity) over a two-week duration in animals that had been exposed to ischemic injury.
Undergraduate students interested in gaining a deeper understanding in an engineering-related field have the opportunity to conduct and present research over a nine-week duration under the auspices of a Cornell Engineering faculty research mentor.
A joint effort between UC Berkeley's School of Social Welfare and UC Berkeley Extension, the program has students learning from the best for its six-week duration.
The target provided an areal density of about 7 × 1021 nuclei/cm2 and operated at 3He polarizations between about 30% and 40% for the six-week duration of the experiment.
It was then reported that Biggs' intended arrival would be delayed, to allow Bath cover during the six-week duration of this year's Six Nations.
The cost for any bar wanting to access the signal for the five-week duration of the Cup was $100,000.
Groups are encouraged to create handmade decorations for the tree and while planning their decorating theme to take into account that the live, 6-feet treestrees will be outside for the four-week duration of the Winter Fantasy.
A three-week executive education program.
