The phrase "a week indicates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing what a week signifies or represents in a particular context, such as timeframes or deadlines.
Example: "In project management, a week indicates the minimum time required to complete the initial phase of the project."
Alternatives: "a week signifies" or "a week represents".
Why was Mr. Sheikh allowed to turn himself in to a former Inter-Services Intelligence agency official on Feb. 5, and why did the local police issue misleading statements for a week indicating that he was still at large?
Ms. Winfrey will appear in two or three episodes a week, indicating that she will not continue the kind of daily talk show that she has done for decades.
The corneal lesion created by the lavage system healed uneventfully within a week, indicating a normal corneal healing ability.
Keep a food diary for a week indicating how much and how often the baby eats, as well as what types of foods he or she eats.
One week of no transfer income is therefore seen as RTW, but receipt of public transfer income in the following week indicates an un-sustained RTW.
CWV significantly (p < 0.039) decreased over a working week (indicating a learning effect) in workers with urinary N2O < 27 μg/l, while remained steady (indicating impairment of neurobehavioral performance) in those with urinary N2O > 27 μg/l.
But the Pacific Music Awards winner the video he directed for 12-year-old prodigy General Fiyah's 'Here to Stay' took out the Best Pacific Music Video reckons that the recent confluence of the awards ceremony and Samoan Language Week indicates, perhaps, a wider acknowledgement of the contributions of the Pacific culture to wider New Zealand culture.
October was a strong month for us, but the fact that the number of monthly unique users has risen by 13% in just a few weeks indicates that our online audiences are increasingly engaging with our content," said Emily Bell, director of digital content at Guardian News and Media.
Still, the fact that eBay's sales activity returned to nearly pre-attack levels in just a few weeks indicates that other Web retailers, namely Amazon.com, may not be as hard hit by the war on terrorism as originally anticipated.
Most likely the reason for the apparent limited degree of discrimination in these groups is related to the very small numbers (only 13 cases in group 4 and 20 in group 5), and the fact that survival for both these groups is only of the order of a few weeks indicates that there is little scope for clear discrimination.
