The phrase "a week in some" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a week spent in a certain place or context, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "I spent a week in some beautiful countryside."
Alternatives: "a week in certain" or "a week in various".
Delivery can take up to a week in some cases.
Workers could now spend more than 10 hours a week in some homes.
A council-commissioned mobile grocer now sells cheap fruit and vegetables once a week in some of the borough's worst "food deserts".
Within a week in some cases, as customers can order, with a 50 percent deposit, their favorite looks from Marc Jacobs, Alexander Wang or Derek Lam months before they're in stores.
For example, operators who are single mothers will be limited to as few as 7.5 hours a week in some areas, down from as much as 20 hours before the strike.
Najman said those with heavy levels of addiction often turned to various crimes to fund drug habits costing "many hundreds of dollars a week, in some cases thousands of dollars".
For Jaimie, spending 15 minutes each week composing a Week In Review provided some serious perspective.
Cycling fans arrived on the mountain as much as a week in advance, some with campervans, some with tents and all determined to grab the best spot to see Saturday's spectacle.
The study in question, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science, reports that, for a week in January 2012, some Facebook users saw an altered timeline wherein posts with either "negative" or "positive" words got suppressed.
The attack came after a week in which some Jewish and Palestinian residents in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, said they were worried that the violence in the Middle East might be replicated in New York.
After a week in which some worried that Israel and the United States were on the brink of a historic clash, Mrs. Clinton reaffirmed the underlying strength of the countries' ties.
