The phrase "a week of arguments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a period of time during which disagreements or disputes occurred frequently.
Example: "After a week of arguments, they finally reached a compromise that satisfied both parties."
Alternatives: "a week of disputes" or "a week of disagreements".
The revelations follow a poor debate performance, sliding poll numbers and a week of distracting arguments with a former Miss Universe winner, whom Trump had called "Miss Piggy" in the 1990s.
Mr. Obama traveled here, to a recreation center in a region that is home to several swing Democrats, to begin a week of closing arguments that will culminate in a series of make-or-break House votes.
An all-night session Friday into yesterday, capping a week of heated arguments, preserved a range of women's rights including the most contentious, that "women have the right to decide freely and responsibly on matters related to their sexuality" and can do so without "coercion, discrimination and violence".
The pleas were made during a week of legal argument at London's Snaresbrook Crown Court where the pop singer made two appearances in support of her husband.
After a week of legal argument as to how much of these conversations should be included (most of it), the trial proper kicks off.
After hearing a week of testimony and argument, the jurors sentenced Mr. Blanton to life in prison for the murders of the four black girls who died in the Sept. 15, 1963, explosion at the 16th Street Baptist Church.
In the Senate, passionate arguments were unleashed for and against military action, foreshadowing a week of contentious debate.
After nearly a week of fielding the same arguments over and over again, I am tired and a little bored.
C4 A Test for Antitrust Laws The second week of arguments begins over what penalties Microsoft should face for repeatedly violating antitrust laws, and the federal judge presiding over the trial in Washington has postponed ruling on the case's most contested question: how broad is the scope of this remedy proceeding?
"What was supposed to be a nice week turned into a week of being belittled and endless arguments, and I have never felt so insulted by members of my own family before.
