The phrase "a glance given" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a glance that has been directed towards someone or something, often implying a moment of attention or observation.
Example: "With a glance given to the clock, she realized she was running late for her meeting."
Alternatives: "a glance cast" or "a glance directed".
The first document is a Position Statement on Controlled Digital Lending, which is meant to help people understand the concept at a glance, give an opportunity for libraries and legal experts to communicate their support for CDL, and provide a centralizing statement around which libraries can build a community of practice.
The Checkup page will also, at a glance, give you an idea about the overall health of your account by flagging the Security Checkup shield with either a green checkmark (if things are good) or yellow or red exclamation point, based on how many items need to be taken care of.
"Absent massive taxpayer subsidies, no independent investor would give the proposal a second glance given its strategic and financial predicament, particularly set against a rapidly declining market for seaborne thermal coal," Buckley said.
Her skin was coarse and heavy for a woman under thirty, and the tension in her face was such that a quick glance gave the impression that she was grinding her teeth, although she was not.
At first glance, giving up this particular fight changes little.
No cold hand on the shoulder, no rushing manager, not even a glance: nobody gives a shit.
The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development has released its latest "Health at a Glance" report, giving a snapshot of the health of its 34 member nations.
At a glance it gives readers a summary of the most important events of the day, in obvious order of importance, in comparison with other days.
Little in my life has made that real to me, so I have to assume that most of you read it in a glance and gave it the same small thought.
The update also offers App Glances, giving users a quick look at info from their apps without actually requiring them to open them (a process that involves a fair amount of navigation in the existing OS).
