The phrase "a one time test for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a test or assessment that is conducted only once for a specific purpose or evaluation.
Example: "The new software will undergo a one time test for functionality before its official launch."
Alternatives: "a single test for" or "a one-off test for".
Because baby boomers, those born from 1945 through 1965, are six times more likely than other Americans to be infected with hepatitis C, CDC recommends that everyone in the baby boom generation get a one-time test for the virus.
That was a one-time test and was not repeated.
Circumcision clinics may represent a one-time testing opportunity for single men.
We developed an off-line linear time test for the consecutive ones property without using PQ-trees and the corresponding template matching, which makes ours considerably simpler.
Mr. Christie, as board president, asked federal officials to let the state continue its one-time testing exemption for a year until an alternative state test was developed for immigrants.
On the other hand, a 50% sensitivity was obtained for a one-time rehydrated testing combined with sigmoidoscopy, though no specificity was reported, perhaps owing to an increase in the number of false positives due to rehydration [ 31].
A one-time post-test design explored four presentation formats for fact sheets about fish [ 25].
(My employer paid for Barnaby's one-time test drive with Swifto).
We involved two patient groups: the first group consisted of pretreatment patients who had been managed by the outpatient clinic until at least December 31 , 2011 and who had visited the clinic at least one time for testing or examination during the last 12 months.
This confusion stems from a model of teaching prevalent at the high school level that teaches students to memorize answers that have been coded as "facts" for one-time testing.
A one-time measurement, the current testing mania, for example, is unfair and distorts the reality of lifelong learning.
