"nearest week" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used when referring to a specific week in the future, usually the upcoming week. Example: "I will be traveling to Japan next month, but let's schedule our meeting for the nearest week so I can prepare beforehand."
For presentation of data, the age of mice was rounded to the nearest week.
The numbers of births delivered at each gestational age (to the nearest week) are shown in online supplementary table S2 (based on n=9102).
Each pregnancy with trisomy 18 and 13 was matched with three controls based on the gestational age (nearest week, same trimester), enrollment site, race, and time in freezer (within 1 month).
In order to determine the degree of delay, the age at immunisation was expressed to the nearest week and categorised into three groups for the purpose of this study.
Gestational age was significant because the FGR subjects exhibit a slightly younger average estimate of gestational age (38.1 vs. 39.1 weeks, t = 4.9, p < 0.0001; gestational ages rounded to nearest week).
All ED consultations from a normal working week (6 11 February 2012) were identified from the electronic ED Information System (EDIS) (due to ED data case card unavailability, data collection was not possible in the same week so the nearest week with data available was chosen).
And later on, regular folks from Montana held arms in a circle, for a near week of sit-ins in their Statehouse, demanding an end to coal export mining.
In humans, follicle assembly begins during mid-gestation near week 18 and continues into the third trimester [1], [2].
Leading shares raced to a near seven week high, with Arm among the main risers.
Anyway, the iPad launch was for me nowhere near the week's most significant tech event.
Gustav has been in the news for near a week.
