The phrase "a one time value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a value that is applicable or valid only once, often in contexts like programming or data entry.
Example: "The discount code provides a one time value that can be applied to your first purchase only."
Alternatives: "a single-use value" or "a one-off value".
While a dead whale provides a one-time value, a live one can provide more lasting economic benefits by returning to shore communities where whale-watching tours are offered.
Some US$6,000,000 is spent annually on shark viewing in the Bahamas, where at some sites a single living Caribbean reef shark has a value between US$13,000 and US$40,000 (compared to a one-time value of US$50 60 for a dead shark).
First, both methods provide only a one-time value, while a continuous readout over a long duration is often required depending on the length of single-molecule experiments.
Based on its reported fund-raising rounds, Theranos was, at one time, valued at close to nine billion dollars.
This additional income is modeled either as a periodical income or a one time payment and will increase the forestry value by (IP i ).
Researchers from James Cook University in Australia last year estimated that a single gray reef shark was worth $3,300 a year to the Maldivian tourism industry, compared with the one-time value of $32 that a fisherman would get from the same shark.
The increase in time during registration is one-time value and hence it is not considered as a disadvantage.
In addition, the comparative analysis distinguishes between the one-time value generation at the stage of investment or installation, and ongoing annual effects over the lifespan of the RE technology.
While Mr. Anson would not comment today, a spokesman for the department, Patrick Nolan, on Wednesday defended the work done on Mr. Anson's house, telling The Courant that there was an exception in state ethics rules for a one-time gift of substantial value "for the celebration of a major life event".
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Under the new rules, companies are required to write down the good will associated with an acquisition to its fair value, in a one-time charge.
