The phrase "a one time estimate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a single assessment or calculation that is not intended to be repeated or updated.
Example: "The contractor provided a one time estimate for the project costs, which we will use for budgeting purposes."
Alternatives: "a single estimate" or "a one-off estimate".
To find estimates for the location indicator values l ^ k P j, we compute a one-time estimate for each indicator l i P j from the feature-values of the protein f → P j by using an SVM classifier (e.g. [ 20, 21]).
As an adult he attempted to recreate the lost childhood, enabled by a fortune that was at one time estimated to be in the hundreds of millions of dollars.
There was no confirmation of any Britons being among those who carried out or planned the Kenya attack, though UK-based individuals, at one time estimated to number 50, have gone to Somalia to join al-Shabaab, the terror group believed to be behind the atrocity.
Yet a dead Caribbean reef shark was estimated to have a one time value of US $50 60.
This is a call to those quoting that one-time estimate of 30,000, and to those concerned about the pitiful lack of oversight within the US sperm donor industry, to speak up about the lack of reliable information within the public domain.
The CAT will also carry a one-time implementation cost estimated at $2.4 billion, and the industry will eventually face a one-time $2.6 billion cost of retiring existing reporting systems.
Therefore, regardless of misclassification, if a one-time measure of estimated GFR (eGFR) consistent with CKD identifies individuals at increased risk of the common sequelae of CKD, specifically cardiovascular disease and mortality, its importance remains.
It calls for a one-time, 14percenttaxax on an estimated $2.1 trillion in profits piled up abroad by companies such as General Electric and Microsoft, while imposing a 19percenttaxax on U.S. companies' future foreign earnings.
With Cameroon's GDP per capita being estimated at USD 1,019 [22], we further estimated that a one-time screening strategy will need to cost at most 101 USD per screen for it to be considered cost-effective.
The German Finance Ministry estimated that a one-time payment of back taxes could bring it a windfall of up to €10 billion, or $13 billion, with annual payments of €750 million a year thereafter.
Because the disease can remain silent for decades while it quietly damages the liver, the CDC estimates that a one-time hepatitis C screening of Baby Boomers could identify more than 800,000 new cases.
