The phrase "a one time conversion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a conversion process that occurs only once, without any intention of repeating it in the future.
Example: "The software update requires a one time conversion of all existing files to the new format."
Alternatives: "a single conversion" or "one-time change".
For the most part, the current e-book bonanza amounts to a one-time conversion of great titles from publishers' backlists.
To prevent this from happening, Scott Wiener, a city supervisor for District 8, which contains more T.I.C.'s than any other, wants a one-time expansion of condo conversions.
It also calls for a one-time infusion of $1 billion from the conversion of Empire Blue Cross and Blue Shield to a for-profit company, an increase in the cigarette tax to $1.50 from $1.11 a pack and a 6percenttaxax on nursing home bills.
Mr. Pataki's proposal calls for a one-time infusion of $1 billion from the conversion of Empire Blue Cross and Blue Shield to a for-profit company, and for an increase in the cigarette tax to $1.50 from $1.11 a pack.
The higher salaries and benefits would be paid in part through a one-time $1 billion windfall to the state from the conversion of Empire Blue Cross and Blue Shield from a nonprofit insurer to a for-profit institution, these people said.
After losing a one-time state reimbursement of $2 million for the district's conversion to full-day kindergarten, the new budget gives the district an increase of $300,000.
The Condo Lottery Bypass Legislation would be a one-time exception for about 2,000 units currently stuck in the city's condo conversion lottery, a system that caps that number of conversions per year to in order to discourage landlords from evicting rent-controlled tenants in favor of pricier units.
There will be a one-time fee up-front, followed by smaller monthly fees and a cost-per-conversion rate.
I felt like I was on a one-person-at-a-time conversion process, of shaking people's hands and saying, 'It's going to be different.' " "At the core of what I'm doing is a belief in the audience, a belief that populism doesn't mean dumbing down theater but rather giving the audience a voice and a role in experiencing theater," she continued.
It's a one-time-only event.
This is not a one-time effort.
