The phrase "a weekday to complete" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific day of the week designated for finishing a task or project.
Example: "We have set aside a weekday to complete the final review of the project before submission."
Alternatives: "a day during the week to finish" or "a weekday for completion".
Specifically, if during one month they provided a consumer product use survey, they would be asked to complete a weekday food and time-activity recall the next month, and to provide a weekend-day food and time-activity recall the third month; then this cycle of data collection started over again in the fourth month.
Since MEDLINE is usually updated every weekday, and the first part takes relatively a short amount of time to complete the task, it is run weekday.
Students meet with an instructor twice a week and are expected to complete between four and six hours of work at home each weekday.
Interviews took an average of 14 minutes to complete and were conducted on weekdays and Saturdays between 9 00 am and 8 00 pm local time.
In all centers, the number of staff required to maintain a birth cohort; to conduct weekday, weeknight, and weekend assessments; and to complete quality control tasks was much larger than projected.
In the adult phase, in order to minimise respondent burden, participants were only asked to complete a 4-day diary including all weekend days (Friday to Sunday) and the most recent weekday.
Participants were instructed to complete it weekly on two weekdays and one weekend day, for the two weeks prior to the baseline visit and every week thereafter up to day 28.
17 Patients in the intervention arms were asked to complete 4-day food diaries, to include two weekdays and one weekend day, prior to each appointment with a dietitian, recording all foods and drinks consumed during those 4 days.
It took him only one day to complete the job before sending back the videotape, the DVD and the original canisters of film via weekday overnight shipping on a Friday, which meant I received them on Monday.
