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The phrase "a week to explore" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific duration of time allocated for the purpose of exploration or discovery.
Example: "We have planned a week to explore the beautiful landscapes of the national park."
Alternatives: "a week for discovery" or "a week for adventure".
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I booked flights in and out, giving myself a week to explore the city of my celluloid fantasies.
Set aside a specific period of time, such as one evening or even a week, to explore ideas and research what appeals to you.
Then I hope to have a week to explore the subsurface scattering model before adding some more realism to the plant.
Toss in News To Live By twice a week to explore career advice and leadership lessons *hidden* in top stories (free eBook for email subscribers).
Girls meet with a volunteer coach twice a week to explore topics such as making healthy choices, learning to stand up for themselves and the importance of giving back to the community.
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He dedicated a week to exploring in some depth the teachings of Islam, a topic for which he interviewed Duke's Muslim chaplain, Abdullah Antepli.
We set up discovery time, where he committed to carving out a few hours each week to explore and create.
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