The phrase "a one off order" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe an order that is not intended to be repeated or is a single occurrence.
Example: "We received a one off order for custom merchandise that will not be placed again in the future."
Alternatives: "a one-time order" or "a single order".
In 2007, Geelong used a company with links to Dank to source the substance Actovegin, saying it was a one-off order.
The OKP product is simply understood as a highly customised one-off order, e.g. a plastic injection mould.
Through its API and own facility in Los Angeles, it wants to provide those Long Tail producers and brands with the opportunity to set-up-shop without the financial risk of large pre-orders — printing and fulfilment is on-demand and one-off orders are openly encouraged — or without creating too much additional overhead/labour.
The Well Hung Meat Company supplies regular meat boxes or one-off orders (they deliver nationally) from local farms in Devon.
You also make one-off orders – no subscription necessary".
That one-off orders of small items like individual books and CDs will continue to sell well online.
Targeting small businesses or any website that wants to sell bespoke merchandise, the specific problem that Printful is setting out to solve is not being able to automate drop shipping and printing for one-off orders.
Esquivel says the size and flexibility of his all-under-one-roof operation make filling one-off orders and collaborative ventures "super easy, because we have it all downstairs.
For a whole economy to spend as a one-off capital investment in order to preserve access to some key international institutions, it isn't such a terrible deal.
When Donald Trump ordered a one-off cruise missile strike on Syrian military facilities last April after the Khan Sheikhun atrocity, he did so without seeking UN consent.
It is also unclear from the leaked document whether the three-month order was a one-off, or the latest in a series of similar orders.
