The phrase "a single interview in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one specific interview within a broader context or series of interviews.
Example: "After a single interview in the selection process, I felt confident about my chances of getting the job."
Alternatives: "one interview in" or "a lone interview in".
In a single interview in 2004 he dismissed a Sondheim-Burt Shevelove musical adaptation of Aristophanes' "Frogs" and said Nathan Lane had "made it worse" in a Lincoln Center production; that Jerome Robbins was "a monster"; that David Hare's play "Stuff Happens" was "a paste job"; and that Robert Anderson's "Tea and Sympathy" was "a fraud".
Several researchers have questioned the reliability of retrospective recall of symptoms during a single interview in persons with a history of depression.[43], [44] Several previous studies also looked at rates of overtreatment, with various outcomes.
[ 13] Our data are derived from a single interview in each PCO, and although we standardised our requests to PCOs, asking to speak to the person responsible for driving the reconfiguration of respiratory services, some interviewees may not have been fully aware of the situation in their PCO.
It is dominated by a single interview, recorded in 1979, with Yehuda Lerner, a survivor of the uprising at the Sobibor death camp in Poland; on October 14 1943 at 4pm, 600 prisoners made a desperate break through the barbed wire.
This software program sorts relevant fragments and links these to other fragments with the same codes within a single interview and in other interviews.
Both senior executives were interviewed in a single interview by two researchers.
The retrospective method can be done during a single interview, or even, as in the DEGS study, by questionnaire.
N = 25 semi-structured interviews with 7 participants taking part in a single interview, a further 7 and 1 participants taking part in 2 and 3 interviews.
In 2006, I heard General J. D. Thurman, the commander presiding over Baghdad, pronounce the name of the Iraqi Prime Minister three different ways in a single interview, all of them incorrect.
Although to be fair to Kirk, The Associated Press reported that he managed, in a single interview, to refer to his opponent with the phrase "lent a tremendous amount of money to mobsters and felons" eight times.
The feedback condition received personalized feedback and encouragement to explore ambivalence about change and treatment in a single interview.
