"one week vacation" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a period of time (usually seven days) when one is away from their place of work/study/home in order to take a break. For example: "I'm taking a one week vacation to the beach next month."
The worker said he was paid $8.50 an hour, got one week vacation a year and received time-and-a-half pay for overtime.
"There are only 168 hours in a one week vacation.
When we scroll through Instagram and marvel over the adventurous and perfectly filtered lives of our "friends" or get suffocated by our to-do list at work, our minds start to harp on what we wish we had (more time to sleep or the money to take a one week vacation to Costa Rica).
"Many years ago, in July, I went on a one-week vacation to NY, leaving my sweet little spaniel Dolly with a highly recommended house sitter.
Ever since Minority Report came along, the idea of waving your hands about to control an interface has been firmly implanted on every geek's wishlist (right above a ride on Marty McFly's hoverboard and below a one-week vacation on the TARDIS).
After being away at camp for a month, Eric had eagerly anticipated some down time with his parents and two brothers during a one-week vacation on Martha's Vineyard before school started.
After a one-week vacation, the News Quiz is back.
Among the prizes for the winning team is a one-week vacation in a luxury villa.
By Michael Guerriero and Matthew McKnight December 30 , 2011After a one-week vacation, the News Quiz is back.
A Greek mining company, ELMIN Hellenic Mining Enterprises, has offered each of the miners and a travel companion a fully paid, one-week vacation in Greece.
"Customers are still willing to spend $20,000 for a one-week vacation, but they want to get the most out of their money".
