The phrase "weekly scale" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to measuring something over the course of one week, or to describe something that changes or gets bigger or smaller over the course of a week. For example: Sales have been increasing on a weekly scale since the beginning of the year.
Our current ability to accurately forecast weather regimes at the daily and weekly scale is limited beyond two weeks ahead.
The minimum weekly scale for musicians this season, $1,725, will rise to $1,750 and $1,800 in the course of the 2006-07 season.
But in several scenarios including one where the musicians receive no royalties, each player would be entitled to an advance payment of six percent of weekly scale.
On the advice of a Kabul television company, the boys had been paid $1,000 to $1,500 a week, far less than the Screen Actors Guild weekly scale of $2,557, but far more than what Afghan actors typically receive.
In this study, we observed the percentage of leaf age class (new, fully expanded and mature) phenology of two dominant, broad-leaved savanna trees at a weekly scale over the green-up period (August November) and a monthly scale during the rest of the growing season (December May) between August 2012 and May 2015 at the Nylsvley Nature Reserve, South Africa.
They both show stationary seasonality on weekly scale, stationary seasonality during day/night, stable consumption during the weekdays, low consumption during weekends, and low noise of measurements.
Other support offer includes shadowing, weekly SCALE-UP meetings, and undergraduate learning assistants.
The developed LE gap-filling model (PCA with KNN) works with a RMSE of 2.4 W m−2 (∼0.09 mm day−1) at a weekly time scale by adding 40% artificial flux gaps into original dataset.
For Newcity, which publishes more than 65,000 copies weekly, the scale of CWNs operationwhich publishes 10,000 copies weeklyis so small that Hieggelke does not anticipate significant profits or losses.
SSTA data were approximately 4 km resolution Pathfinder AVHRR raster data on a weekly time scale from 1985 through 2005.
All estimates, for both avoidance and cessation searches, were on the same weekly RSV scale (0 100), with the highest RSV (100) observed in Florida.
