The phrase "a one time distribution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a distribution that occurs only once, often in financial or logistical contexts.
Example: "The company announced a one time distribution of bonuses to all employees for their hard work during the year."
Alternatives: "a single distribution" or "a one-off distribution".
Her decision to take a one-time distribution puts her in an emerging majority of retirees, according to the Department of Labor's Employee Benefits Security Administration.
As part of a one-time distribution to Mohammed bin Laden's heirs, Osama reportedly received about $8 million in cash in 1989.
"They should be paying a dividend of about 6%, and we look forward to reaping the benefit of that". If the company's shareholders approve the conversion, Catellus will make a one-time distribution of past earnings to shareholders of $100 million in cash and $200 million in common stock when it converts to a REIT in January.
My second proposal is for a one time $150 billion Federal revenue distribution to the 50 state governments on a per capita basis with no strings attached.
And distribution happens through a cycle of development, evolution and redistribution, rather than a one time manufacture and deliver model.
Money from taxes climbed by about $213 million; the state also received $491 million from a one-time federal distribution, some of which went to pay off the outstanding loans.
If you want Fidelity to mail the check directly to the charity, you have to fill out a one-time IRA distribution form with---you guessed it--a medallion signature.
Outreach HWs provided one-time distribution of chlorine directly to the homes, after which caregivers could replenish their supply by visiting the facility.
These regulations are authorized by statutes that establish entitlement programs like Medicare and Social Security, pay one-time distributions to victims of misfortunes such as natural disasters and the 9/11 terrorist attack, and fund pork barrel spending.
With electronic means, once you recover the cost of the information itself and a one-time cost to establish distribution, the rest is gravy.
When the yield is over 10%, you should make sure that it isn't a one-time payout or capital distributions.
