more than one week vs over one week

Both 'more than one week' and 'over one week' are correct and commonly used phrases in English. They are interchangeable and can be used to indicate a duration of time exceeding a week.

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more than one week

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to indicate a duration of time exceeding a week.

This phrase is used to convey a period of time that is longer than a week. It is often used when specifying a time frame or deadline.

Examples:

The project will take more than one week to complete.
She has been on vacation for more than one week.
It usually takes more than one week for the package to arrive.
The training program lasts more than one week.
The repair work will require more than one week.

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When I am home more than one week, I want to come back and ride.
It won't take more than one week to get out of here.
I just kind of hoped you'd spend more than one week clean before you got back in the gutter.
Tell your doctor if these effects cause you any problems or if they last for more than one week.
The operator shall take all practical steps to ensure that continuous emissions monitoring equipment is not out of operation for more than one week in any calendar year.
25 g of fresh yeast in 100 ml of water (do not keep for more than one week in a refrigerator).
If the patient misses a dose of Herceptin by more than one week, a re-loading dose of Herceptin should be given (8 mg/ kg over approximately 90 minutes).
We chatted for more than one week, every night.
During many days, more than one week We didn't see it.
All my prospective commitments consist of not more than one week work in Paris until the end of my mandate.
reducing the start-up time for new businesses to no more than one week, together with low start-up fees and administrative costs;
ensuring a start-up time for new businesses of no more than one week as well as low start-up fees and administrative costs;
reducing the start-up time for new businesses to no more than one week, with low start-up fees and administrative costs;
ensuring a start-up time for new businesses of no more than one week as well as low start-up fees and administrative costs;
ensuring a start-up time for new businesses of no more than one week, including low start-up fees and administrative costs;
reducing the start-up time for new businesses to no more than one week, together with low start-up fees and administrative costs;
Concentrations with a Community dimension as referred to by this Regulation shall be notified to the Commission not more than one week after the conclusion of the agreement, or the announcement of the public bid, or the acquisition of a controlling interest.
Longer-term refinancing operation: a credit operation with a maturity of more than one week that is executed by the Eurosystem in the form of reverse transactions.

Alternatives:

longer than one week
in excess of one week
beyond one week
over a week
greater than one week

over one week