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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a week of cooling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a period of time, specifically a week, during which temperatures or emotions are expected to decrease or stabilize.
Example: "After the heatwave, we are finally experiencing a week of cooling, which is a relief for everyone."
Alternatives: "a week of respite" or "a week of relief".
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The firing was followed by a week of cooling, before the kiln was opened last weekend and the finished pottery retrieved.
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November 16 2011 November 18 201111 After a week of cool and rigorous American postwar art, a round of Latin-American art sales brings a wave of warmth to the city's auction houses.
Masonry bricks were fired between 900 °C and 1125 °C, klinkers between 1150 °C and 1250 °C C. Typically, bricks were baked at low heat for two weeks to remove all remaining moisture from the clay, and then for four weeks at a higher temperature, followed by two weeks of cooling down.
Missing a week of school is cool, in theory, but her A.P. English teacher has assigned her a stupid compare-and-contrast about "A Tale of Two Cities," to make up for the classes she'll miss.
After a week of baking temperatures it's overcast and slightly cooler.
After a week of wet weather, it's set to be cooler and more pleasant this weekend.
After a week, however, tempers cooled but a scar of regretful suspicion has since marred the cultural landscape.
After 2-6 weeks of cooler temperatures and adequate precipitation, the lawn will be lush and green again.
A week in a cool riad in the heart of Marrakech?
Large bells require a week or two to cool.
Odds are, however, that things will move slowly, so an early start to the job search will serve to minimize the number of weeks you spend cooling your heels as a "postdoc" in your graduate adviser's lab.
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