The phrase "a week anywhere" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the flexibility of spending a week in any location or context.
Example: "I could spend a week anywhere in the world, but I think I'd choose a beach destination."
Alternatives: "a week in any place" or "a week at any location".
"We could re-start _Himal's _editorial work in a week, anywhere, right now," Mojumdar told me.
"The people in these units are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, anywhere around the world," a military officer said.
As a personal lesson in the reality of poverty, Rich, Famous and Hungry can only be a joke: who can't bear a week anywhere, if you know you will, eventually, be returned to Kansas?
"I get at least one or two inquiries a week, anywhere from 'How do I start doing this?' to 'How do I get my physicians on board?' It is moving very quickly".
Razzall dismissed concerns that the Royal Mail's universal service obligation – which requires it to deliver letters six days a week to anywhere in the country – would be scrapped after privatisation.
Although Brooks had already drummed for a few local bands, ours had been touring heavily for two years at that point, and there was some concern that the level of sacrifice he was willing to make (swapping one BA for another, commuting six hours a week, traveling anywhere) was too much to ask of a new member.
There was a time when they were thrilled to spend a week with us anywhere – in a longhouse in Wales, on a canal boat in Shropshire, at my parents' place in the Midlands.
If necessary, firms can ramp up production within weeks, anywhere.
Royal Mail said the proposed new approach from Ofcom was a "significant step" towards securing the future of the six-day-a-week, one-price-goes-anywhere universal service to 29 million UK homes and businesses.
One of the wonderful things about the place is its openness — the building is now open seven days a week and anyone from anywhere can request and use its resources.
"Parliament decided over two years ago that selling shares... was the right thing to do to secure Royal Mail's future and protect the six day a week, one price goes anywhere, universal postal service," he said.
