The phrase "a single deployment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of deploying something, such as software or resources, just once.
Example: "The team decided to proceed with a single deployment to minimize potential issues during the rollout."
Alternatives: "one deployment" or "a lone deployment".
One 2011 report by the Armed Forces Health Surveillance Center found that some problems, like alcohol abuse or mental disorders, were more common after a single deployment than after repeated tours.
MongoDB provides unique multiple storage engines within a single deployment and automatically manages the movement of data between storage engine technologies using native replication.
It is currently capable of rapidly filtering 24 discrete large-water-volume samples (30 100 L per sample) for suspended particles during a single deployment (e.g. >90 L per sample at 4 7 L per minute through 1 μm pore diameter polycarbonate filters).
A single deployment in the 10-year period raised those rates to 35% and 24%, respectively.
In Figures 3A, S2, S3, we show that the same distributions are obtained not only across deployments, but also within a single deployment, across different intervals of time (from a few hours, to one full day, to the event as a whole).
The most recent Afghanistan-related deployment return date, prior to a diagnosis, was the most relevant reference point for delay calculations; a majority of the cohort had a single deployment (80%) and it is very rare for an individual to deploy with a significant mental health problem.
The proposed techno-economic model has been applied to the deployment of Internet services on trains in order to assess the economic gains provided by a multi-service deployment with resource sharing in comparison to a single service deployment.
The Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty ABM Treatyy) provided that each country could have no more than two ABM deployment areas and could not establish a nationwide system of ABM defense; a protocol to the agreement, signed in 1974, limited each party to a single ABM deployment area.
A single Flex deployment can support up to 50,000 agents.
Therefore, for a single AP deployment, an LTE FAP is more spectrally and energy efficient than an 802.11n AP.
It was found that for a single AP deployment, a single FAP is more spectral and energy efficient than a single 802.11n AP. Figure 4 QoS, average user data rate and ERG comparison between LTE-femtocells and 802.11n with SISO deployment without outdoor interference in both conventional and alternative scenarios.
