The phrase "a month once" is not standard or commonly used in written English.
It could be interpreted as referring to an event or action that occurs once a month, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "We meet a month once to discuss our progress on the project."
Alternatives: "once a month" or "monthly".
Bywater's aspirational number is between $300 and $500 a month, once you factor in gas savings (more on that in a second).
David Danto, a technology consultant who travels up to six times a month, once would have resorted to a McDonald's chicken sandwich.
Users pay €7.90 a month – once the initial four-month free trial runs out – although for now it's only available in Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland and Spain.
While it will start to tail off (lose aroma), you can probably stretch it out to a little over a month once open.
While some elements of Apple Music will be free, full access will cost £9.99 a month once the three-month trial ends, with a £14.99 option for families of up to six people.
If reprocessed into plutonium, those rods would provide the raw material for upwards of a half dozen weapons -- about one a month once the reprocessing plant is in full operation, experts say.
There is a lot of individual and couple variation, and even once a month, once a year, or never might be normative, desirable or even required for certain people.
The typical BT customer with a landline and broadband deal is now paying £38 a month once the introductory deal runs out, compared to £24 paid by the French for a similar deal (see below).
Adblock Plus says it charges only large entities, which it defines as those that increase their ad impressions by 10 million or more a month once they have access to Adblock Plus users.
Mr. Menkeiros, who led a mission to Guinea, told reporters after briefing the Security Council that he believed that the commission could finish its work in a month once it was sent to Guinea.
"Some we sell just once a month, once a quarter, once a year, or once every other year," he says.
