The phrase "a week of experiencing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a period of time dedicated to undergoing or engaging in various experiences.
Example: "During our vacation, we had a week of experiencing different cultures and cuisines."
Alternatives: "a week of exploration" or "a week of adventures".
After a week of experiencing the sun-starved Norwegian midwinter, all dawn, dusk and oppressive darkness, I felt I knew where Munch's image of released hysteria was coming from.
In July in the journal The Lancet, researchers from the University of Oxford and the University of Edinburgh described a scoring system to alert the public to the signs of a mini-stroke and to help physicians identify those who are at greatest risk of suffering a stroke within a week of experiencing a transient ischemic attack.
Next morning I woke up with literally a pain in my stomach and it turned into what is known to be anxiety". Within a week of experiencing the physical pain, he was diagnosed with clinical depression.
In fact, research company Access Development reported that 79% of customers would take their business to a competitor within a week of experiencing poor customer service, while the estimated cost of customers switching their choice of businesses due to poor service is $1.6 trillion.
After a week of driving and experiencing the collaborative economy, Joel Comm had a feel for what it was about.
The Newspaper Guild has set as a goal a top minimum of $400 a week for experienced reporters, copy editors and ad vertising salesmen.
Great article, I remember reading a funny story about a guy who once did a week of work experience with the fixture computer.
However, sleep quality significantly improved within 6 weeks of experiencing mTBI, returning to a level that did not differ significantly from that of the control group.
On June 12 , 2004 Geert, after weeks of experiencing headaches and difficulty speaking and writing, received the diagnosis of a brain tumor.
The Guardian reported that the sandwich chain hoped to solve its looming recruitment crisis by offering 500 16- to 18-year-olds a week of unpaid work experience.
Go to the first page of your sent mail, which may be many years old now – eight, in my case, and coinciding with a week of newspaper work experience and the 7 July bombings.
