The phrase "a week of programming" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific duration dedicated to programming activities or tasks.
Example: "I spent a week of programming to develop the new software application."
Alternatives: "a week dedicated to programming" or "a week focused on programming".
It's a week of programming focused on developers, but this morning's big event has a little something for everyone.
And this winter YC will expand from one night a week of programming to two, permitting further rapid growth.
Peep Show star David Mitchell and former Tory MP Ann Widdecombe are to examine the "state of modern manners" in a week of programming on BBC Radio 4 in the new year.
SONIC THEATER www.xmradio.com XM Radio's Channel 163 "Sonic Theater" is a radio drama fan's dream: 24 hours a day, seven days a week of programming culled from the BBC, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and independent American producers around the country.
Olympic gold-winning boxer Nicola Adams will join actor Carey Mulligan, businesswoman Helena Morrissey and the chief medical officer, Dame Sally Davies, for a week of programming starting the day after Boxing Day.
Channel 4 is to run a week of programming on the topic of fake news next month, including regular debunks from its news team and a panel show mocking viral falsehoods.
Join Multicultural Affairs for a week of programs.
So a solo by Atsushi Takenouchi, which opened a week of programs at Cave, was something of a surprise.
During winter break, Tuesday through next Saturday, a week of programs featuring crafts, storytelling and music, all at 11 a.m., including, on Tueday, a Kwanzaa program.
She is also a fashion blogger and a board member for Fashion Law Week DC, a week of programs on intellectual property issues in the fashion industry.
Jon Stewart will take his program to Charlotte for a week of programs intended to comment on, and lampoon, the convention, which has provided an ample platform for the show's satire in the past.
