The phrase "a week and probably" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when estimating a time frame that includes a week and suggests uncertainty about additional time.
Example: "I expect the project to take a week and probably a few days more to finalize."
Alternatives: "about a week and possibly" or "around a week and likely".
More than one in five men and one in 10 women are technically binge-drinking once a week and probably don't even realise.
Packing up the Andersen office and setting up office space for the Huron Consulting Group, his new firm, "was seven days a week and probably most waking hours of those days," he said.
Alice Truax, her most recent editor, said that at her peak Ms. Bliven wrote four reviews a week and probably contributed more than 2,000 reviews to the magazine.
The Labour leader, who said it was right to place the issue at the front of his general election campaign even though he is "relatively comfortably off", told ITV's Good Morning Britain that his family spent at least £70 to £80 a week – and probably more – on groceries.
The Labour leader, who said it is right to place the issue at the front of his general election campaign even though he is "relatively comfortably off", told ITV's Good Morning Britain that his family spends at least £70 to £80 a week – and probably more – on groceries.
Musk tweet seemed to allude to Tesla hitting 5,000 Model 3's being built in a week and probably the company's preliminary June quarter results being better than anticipated.
"Before I came to the camp, my high mileage building up to the Olympic trials was 135 in a week, and I probably averaged 110," Cox said.
The proposal is expected to come out in a week, and will probably call for one debate a month, along the lines of a proposal made last week by Senator Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut, who took the lead in trying to resolve this after his own well-received performance at the candidates' first debate two weeks ago.
Make this change only one day a week and you probably won't even notice.
The coroner estimated that she had been dead up to a week and was probably still alive when she was dumped in the canyon.
Ask most teenagers if they would switch off and hand over their smartphone or gaming console for a week and they'd probably look at you bemused and ask "why?".
