The phrase "this week is dedicated" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a week that is devoted to a specific purpose or activity. For example, "This week is dedicated to studying for my upcoming final exams."
Each week is dedicated to a different facet of this dialectic relationship and the festival was inaugurated last Wednesday at Harvestworks with a panel on media art festivals and their role in contemporary art discourse.
One session a week is dedicated to work with balance and the other to strength training.
As a result, only one lesson (one week) is dedicated to teaching distress tolerance skills in RO-DBT skill training classes as opposed to the 6 8 weeks that is typical in standard DBT.
While most of the trial's first week was dedicated to testimony from Mr. Coyle, testimony yesterday began to focus on government claims that the Rigases pillaged Adelphia for their private benefit.
Two weeks focused on volunteering in different community organizations and one week was dedicated to travel.
One day per week was dedicated to being a pediatric clinic day.
Prior to the data collection, one week was dedicated exclusively to the 1RM test and familiarization of the participants with the equipment and exercise protocol.
We were interested in how well our students retained what they had learned during this activity, so we included the Human Evolution Question on the final exam, which students took 12 weeks after this activity (8 of those 12 weeks were dedicated to teaching ecology).
We take in Easter processions, monasteries and food markets; other low season weeks are dedicated to spring flowers, photography, and walking.
Within each month, the first and the third weeks were dedicated to coordination exercises whereas the second and the fourth weeks were focused on strength training.
