The phrase "a week of availability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the time frame during which someone is free or able to participate in an activity or event.
Example: "I have a week of availability next month, so we can schedule the meeting then."
Alternatives: "a week of free time" or "a week of open slots".
After a week of availability, over 3,500 mobile landing pages had been created by small businesses.
Selfies hasn't exactly exploded: after about a week of availability, it's been downloaded somewhere in the range of 100-500 times.
After a week of availability, the app has already made its way into the Top 100 zone within the trivia category, and tallied more than 10,000 questions answered.
Even allowing for discounts, they are usually still priced higher than the $12.99 that iTunes charges for new-release preorders and during a title's first week of availability.
The song also set a first week digital record, when it sold 334,000 digital downloads in its first week of availability, a record that was previously held by Mariah Carey's "Touch My Body".
But the numbers, at least from the UK, suggest that Black Ops has seen an 85percentt drop in sales, comparing the second week of availability to the first.
Helping "Idol" rise as high as it did was a second version of the track that featured a verse from Nicki Minaj, which racked up healthy streams in its first week of availability.
Some 2,500 savers so far have agreed to the deal in its first week of availability.
An estimated 1.2 million fans downloaded the album within its first week of availability, paying any price they wished to do so.
In its first week of availability, Reputation managed to shift 1.238 million equivalent album units.
It technically debuted on the Hot 100 in its second week of availability, albeit its first full week.
