The phrase "a once released" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe something that was released at one time, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The film, a once released blockbuster, has now become a cult classic."
Alternatives: "previously released" or "once launched".
However, no one on the TA team is actually allowed to change a grade once released, even if it is obviously, egregiously wrong.
Schwartz added that the Church had also disregarded disclaimers that the institute was unqualified to determine whether a priest, once released, was fit for parish work.
Liquid nitrogen, used to freeze sperm donations, quickly turns into a gas once released into the air, displacing oxygen.
One piece Coyne himself is curious about is conceptual artist Stephen J Shanabrook's suicide bomber sculpted from chocolate; for a man who once released a 24-hour song encased in a real human skull, it seems a conventional choice.
(Intuitively, we might think of it as the "force" that a bowling ball, for example, has in virtue of its falling with a given speed, or the power a baseball has once released from a pitcher's hand).
Carbon dioxide is a persistent gas — it lasts for about a century — and once released into the atmosphere it is, for all practical purposes, irrecoverable.
Yet like a bad genie, once released from the bottle, big government is difficult to stuff back in.
Lionsgate -- a company that once released art-house dramas and now makes "Hunger Games" leviathans -- has teased the possibility of seven "Power Rangers" movies, even though the first one wrapped production less than two weeks ago.
A few scientists immediately called for increased regulation of this technology because, once released, a gene drive could be hard to stop or reverse.
Tritium has a complex environmental behavior once released into the environment.
Lil B once released a song "featuring" Elliott Smith, while Mac Miller's producer alter ego Larry Fisherman later covered Angeles.
