The phrase "a week and eventually" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to imply a time frame but lacks clarity and context for proper usage.
Example: "I waited a week and eventually decided to move on."
Alternatives: "after a week" or "in a week or so".
Next month, the RCCG is launching an online prayer group, which is expected to attract up to 500 participants, initially twice a week and eventually daily.
He got a job as a junior lab assistant, attended a local polytechnic one day a week and eventually gained a degree in botany.
When she arrived, the young men on campus didn't pay attention to her, so she stopped eating for a week and eventually passed out in a professor's office.
After the July 21 deal, the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index in the United States fell below 1,300 after about a week and eventually sank to its lowest level for the year.
My kids and I were his caregivers through multiple and frequent hospital stays, dialysis treatments three times a week, and eventually a nursing home stint that seared horrifying and lasting images in our memories.
What she does now: I joined Orangetheory Fitness in January 2017, originally attending classes five times a week and eventually upping it to six times a week; [the] workout [is] broken into intervals of cardiovascular and strength training.
The hit Broadway musical "Hamilton" has been a bonanza for the show's producers and investors — the Times estimated this week that the show is earning a profit of six hundred thousand dollars a week, and could eventually reach a billion dollars in sales.
We talked for a week and he eventually asked me if I had a dick pic.
The song also entered Canadian Hot 100 at number eighty-three, reachinewa new peak of sixty-three a week later and eventually peaking at sixteen.
There followed a number of phone conversations over a week, and the three woman eventually left the property when the owners of the house were not around, the charity said.
Most importantly, there were the miners, flexing their muscles against Heath in the opening rounds of a battle that would lead the following year to the three-day week – and eventually to an election fought on the question: "Who Governs Britain?" Already in 1972 the industrial disruption that would escalate during the decade and into the next was evident.
