The phrase "a week caused" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of something that happened as a result of a week, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The delay was a week caused by unforeseen circumstances."
Alternatives: "a week due to" or "a week resulting from".
But sticky bombs have become steadily more common since the start of this year, from an average of two explosions a week caused by them this spring, to about five per week more recently, Colonel Stover said.
Flakka-related emergency room visits have increased tenfold since this time last year, and there are now 150 hospital visits a week caused by the drug, according to New York's Pix 11.
The latest eruption, the second in a week, caused airport officials to ground flights for at least 18 hours, stranding tens of thousands of tourists and further hurting the island's already struggling tourism industry.
The average teacher now works more than 50 hours a week, causing alarm about happiness and wellbeing in the profession.
Working more than 50 hours a week causes a drop in productivity, according to researchers at Stanford University, and there was little different in output for employees who worked between 56 and 70 hours.
The Italian government has launched a string of investigations after five heavily pregnant women died in less than a week, causing alarm in a country with a reputation for safe childbirth.
On June 20th, Bulgaria's central bank put CCB under supervision and suspended its operations after more than 20% of deposits were withdrawn in a week causing a liquidity crunch.
But when vacationers all but vanished in the fall, sales dropped much more than they expected — to as low $4,000 a week, causing Big Bottom's bottom line to turn an alarming bright red.
In 2009, the typhoons Ketsana (called Ondoy locally) and Parma struck within a week, causing flooding that affected more than 9 million people and killed 929, according to the government disaster relief agency.
The curator, Lisa Slominski, has been sitting in a room with the piece 6 days a week causing, she says, her emails to become somewhat groovier.
Islamic State (formerly known as ISIS) militants have been attacking the city, also known as Ayn al-Arab, for nearly a week, causing thousands of Kurds to flee to neighboring Turkey. .
