The phrase "and friday in a" is not correct and usable in written English as it appears to be incomplete and lacks context.
It could potentially be used in a sentence where the speaker is referring to a specific day or event that occurs on a Friday, but it needs additional information to make sense.
Example: "We will meet on Saturday, and Friday in a different location."
Alternatives: "and Friday at" or "and Friday during".
The Oz counterattack unfolded on Thursday and Friday, in a lengthy segment on his show and appearances on some obliging media outlets.
Yesterday Mr. Bloomberg announced the names of the members of the commission, who were chosen on Thursday and Friday, in a rare Sunday news release.
At the Harlem Stage Gatehouse on Thursday and Friday, in a program called "Songs in the Key of Life," he applied all of that to Mr. Wonder's music, with a shifting cast.
The Army private accused of giving thousands of classified documents to WikiLeaks took the witness stand on Thursday and Friday in a pretrial hearing.
As The Local Italy reports, Turin's atmospheric pollution forecasts for the end of this week were set to reach dangerously toxic levels – so the city offered residents free bus and metro rides over Thursday and Friday in a bid to get people out of their cars and on to public transport.
They distribute bread and nonperishable food items to the homeless and needy from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Monday and Friday in a parking lot at 4390 Colfax Ave .in Studio City.
From now on, extraordinary sessions will be held every Monday and Friday in an attempt to force a vote on impeachment by mid-April.
He attended practice on Sunday and Monday in a jersey but no pads.
Thailand and Cambodia exchanged artillery and gunfire Friday and Saturday in a flare-up of a long-running border dispute.
In between, the violinist Mark Peskanov joins the Cali Camerata Chamber Orchestra on Saturday and Sunday in a program of Piazzolla, Mozart and Schoenberg.
Proust, famously, worked night and day in a cork-lined room.
