"weekly results" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the output, outcome, or progress achieved over a period of one week. For example: "The team reviewed their weekly results to determine which strategies were working and which needed to be changed."
At the end of each weekly results show, the couple with the lowest combined score will be eliminated, ABC said.
Fox previously split the show into two nights, revealing the weekly results a day after the competitions.
He had already scaled back some of his commitments, stepping down from the weekly results show and writing occasional rest weeks into his deal with show bosses.
The presenter, the daughter of former newspaper editor Eve Pollard, had previously fronted the weekly results show and stepped in during Sir Bruce's occasional absences.
Here's an idea: You know how these competitions often have one show devoted to performances, another just for giving the weekly results?
If someone in comments says a song is "zedded" it means that it is on the A-Z list of previous songs chosen, after nomination, for previous topics in what is called the weekly results blog.
Since March, Gallup has released a weekly result based on roughly 1,600 interviews of registered voters that has averaged a 46%to46%6% dead heat, but mostly varied within the expected margin-of-error range of plus or minus 3%.
Fecal samples were collected weekly, resulting in a total of 161 fecal samples for the entire study.
Continued non-response on open-label adalimumab 40 mg weekly resulted in withdrawal from the study.
These patients were treated with vincristine chemotherapy 1 mg/m weekly, resulting in improvement.
A dose of 40 mg m−2 administered 6 weekly resulted in dose-limiting toxicity in four of six patients.
