The phrase "a week next" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the week following the current week, often in scheduling or planning contexts.
Example: "We will have our meeting a week next Tuesday."
Alternatives: "the following week" or "next week".
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Many decisions will be made during the forthcoming pre-Test camp in Leeds, which begins a week next Monday.
Japanese media reported that Trump and Abe are likely to meet twice in the space of a week next month, before and after the US president's summit with Kim.
A European midweek fixture list featuring Monaco against Arsenal and Manchester City at Barcelona next Tuesday and Wednesday respectively, dictates Bradford City and Reading must replay this quarter-final a week next Monday night.
Trump whitewashed Stephen Maguire 6-0 in his semi-final on Saturday and looks to be shaping up well for the world championship in Sheffield, which begins a week next Sunday.
"I just realized I had an incredibly unique opportunity to affect my career," said Ms. Kerry, who will spend a week next month working on infectious diseases in a developing country, and return to campaign in the fall from a Fulbright fellowship in London.
Abercrombie & Fitch asked if it could borrow the leopard for a week next fall.
These problems would be exacerbated when the amount of free childcare for children aged three and four was doubled to 30 hours a week next year, Leitch said.
Marshall Marcus, head of music on London's South Bank, where the Simón Bolívar orchestra will be resident for a week next year, takes it further.
At most TCO expects to be selling 3,000 tonnes a week next year, but even that vast quantity means the sulphur mountain will still be growing at 1,000 tonnes a week.
He said that he would double the amount of child maintenance a family could receive without affecting their family benefits to £20 a week next year, and then £40 a week in 2010.
