It is an acceptable phrase in written English
You can use this phrase to refer to something which happens at a regular interval, for example, "We have a meeting time weekly to check our progress."
For the first time, weekly Saturday twilight games will be played across Australian venues in 2016.
By the time weekly prayers ended, protesters were battling the police, and the Pakistani Taliban had offered its support.
In 2010 Time Weekly, a magazine in Guangdong province, reported on a case of apparent wrongful use of shuanggui against a police official.
Song Yangbiao, a reporter for the magazine The Time Weekly, was detained on charges of "picking quarrels and causing trouble", according to friends and supporters, apparently after he used his Sina Weibo microblog to denounce Mr Bo's trial and call for an uprising to oppose it.
At the same time, weekly statistics showed heating oil inventories at half of last year's levels, a shortfall that has stirred concern that any disruption in the supply of crude oil could lead to price spikes or even shortages this winter.
For the first time, weekly performance figures have also been published.
Economic data showed that first-time weekly claims for state unemployment benefits, the last major reading on the labor market before the Fed's meeting, fell to the lowest level since 2006, but the picture was incomplete because two states did not process all their claims.
Shetland Times Weekly news from the Shetlands.
Hill Times Weekly independent parliamentary newspaper.
He exercises three times weekly, not three times a day.
Turkish Airlines serves Mogadishu four times weekly from its Istanbul hub.
