The phrase "a week where the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a specific week that is characterized by certain events or conditions.
Example: "It was a week where the team achieved all their goals and celebrated their success."
Alternatives: "a week in which the" or "a week during which the".
Connecticut's 76-74 victoverover Pittsburgh added the latest plot twist in a week where the unexpected has become the norm.
It came in a week where the Dutchman had been caught up in the Daily Telegraph's investigation into alleged corruption in football.
In a week where the code contemplated issues of integrity off the field, it found no shortage of salvation on it.
The Tides Inn in Irvington, Va., offers 90-minute paddleboard yoga three times a week, where the poses are done on a paddleboard on Carter Creek adjacent to the hotel.
The loss left Carlton with a 0-3 start for the third season in a row and came after a week where the Blues confirmed their focus is on rebuilding the team.
Once the stigmas are dried, they are kept in the wardrobes during the year and brought to the former convent several nights a week, where the cooperative packages the saffron to fill orders.
I admit I have been fortunate to call the Hilton Abu Dhabi home for more than a week, where taxis abound, the food is truly gourmet and the service impeccable.
Zoe had a week where she called the police three times.
It came at the end of a week where Carroll had missed the FA Cup trip to Everton after kicking the ground in training, before cutting his finger making lunch.
"I've seen boys in my time come to the academy, train two or three times a week where how much of the ball they see is dependent on the individual coaching session.
And the question he left behind remains hauntingly difficult for journalism to answer in a week where local elections stole the headlines.
