The phrase "a week of conversations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of discussions or dialogues that take place over the course of a week.
Example: "During our trip, we had a week of conversations that deepened our understanding of each other's perspectives."
Alternatives: "a week of discussions" or "a week of dialogues".
Perhaps most striking, in a week of conversations with them, were the clues they offered as to why so many young voters prefer Senator Barack Obama to Senator Clinton.
After a week of conversations, she asked John if he was "r/l" (real life) about the meeting, and when he said that he was she sent him a soft-focus digital image of a girl who she said was her fourteen-year-old sister.
I'm just back from a week of conversations and meetings in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
The three women released from the house – a 69-year-old Malaysian, a 57-year-old Irish woman and a 30-year-old Briton who is believed to have spent her entire life in servitude – were rescued on 25 October after a week of clandestine conversations with welfare workers.
Within a week of that conversation he called my house and we were off and running on Let's Dance.
Within a week of their conversation, Mr. Pangemanan was back in New Jersey with his family, his case under reconsideration by the Board of Immigration Appeals.
Tom subbed for me last year and I know you'll have a wonderful week of conversations with him about the puzzles.
Saturday's negotiations, which came after the league dropped nearly two weeks of objections and agreed to the union's offer to return to the bargaining table, followed a week of preliminary phone conversations between Daly and Fehr.
What follows is a quick tour of the online restaurant guide world as it exists today, based on a week of surfing and conversations with some inhabitants, large and small.
It was a week of heart splitting conversations and elation at good news.
During a week of lectures, labs and conversation, he and several colleagues pass on knowledge learned during a half-century of research, improvisation and hunch.
