The phrase "a one time post" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a post or message that is intended to be made only once, rather than being repeated or ongoing.
Example: "This is a one time post to announce the upcoming event, so please make sure to mark your calendars."
Alternatives: "a single post" or "a one-off post".
An extra plus this particular day was spotting our La Cañada postmistress, who had convinced the U.S. Postal Service to set up a one-time post office table at the market to hand-stamp our outgoing mail with 91011, in honor of our ZIP code and the day's date, an event that will not happen again in our lifetimes.
**Intensification of diabetes management – Increased dose of OAD or insulin, increased OAD score, or the addition of insulin; Intensification is a one-time post workshop variable, therefore no within group differences.
Click on either "My Account" to log into your Craigslist account with your email address and password or click "Post to Classifieds" to make a one-time post.
If you choose to create a one-time post, you will not have the option to edit, renew, or manage your post.
A one-time post-test design explored four presentation formats for fact sheets about fish [ 25].
Talenty users can upload one minute-long video for free, and pay a one-time cost of $.99 to post videos of up to 5 minutes per talent on the site.
Colgate-Palmolive said it will post a one-time gain of $60 million on the sale, which is expected to close in this year's third quarter.
In the period a year earlier, Lear posted a one-time charge to eliminate 2,800 jobs, or about 4.6percentt of its work force, and close 18 plants.
The Lear Corporation, the world's largest maker of automotive seats and interiors, said today that it had earned $92.7 million in the fourth quarter, reversing a loss a year earlier, when it posted a one-time charge related to a restructuring.
American Home Products, which is based in Madison, N.J., said it earned $593.2 million, or 45 cents a share, in the fourth quarter, compared with $349.6 million, or 26 cents a share, a year earlier, when the company posted a one-time charge of $240.5 million for reorganization costs.
Ms. Aral, along with 15 other agents providing charter flights to Cuba, filed a lawsuit in Miami against the State of Florida, challenging a new law requiring them to post a one-time $250,000 bond and disclose the names of clients in order to continue their business with Cuba.
