The phrase "a week to implement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the time frame required to execute a plan, project, or task.
Example: "We estimate that it will take a week to implement the new software system across all departments."
Alternatives: "one week for execution" or "a week for deployment".
Then they get homework during the week to implement those strategies.
The storyboard artists are then given another week to implement the notes and clean up the episode.
4 15 p.m. | Updated It now looks like filibuster reform, if it happens at all, will take a few weeks to implement.
Brendan Ross, UNICEF's Child Protection Specialist: "It has taken a few very challenging weeks to implement the family-tracing and reunification system during this emergency, because the affected children are often dispersed, remote and mobile.Many children are lost, too young to speak, or so psychologically affected that they refuse to talk".
In 2015, I broke three vertebrae in my neck while on holiday, but returned to work after three weeks to implement a business plan to achieve sustained growth by 2020.
Quebec's ministry of public health announced a plan to make naloxone available to paramedics, but this might take weeks to implement and would be of little help as overdoses following opiate intake can be fatal within minutes.
Even if Etsy were to implement a new payments processing solution this late in the drama, it would take weeks to implement the system into the Etsy backend.
He wants to encourage smaller sites to introduce forward secrecy and said it could take just two weeks to implement.
He wants to encourage smaller sites to introduce forward secrecy and said it could take as little as two weeks to implement.
It is likely that this targeted attack by pro-Isis forces took weeks to implement, with multiple stages and attacks needed to take the French TV station offline.
