The phrase "a single play of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one instance or performance of a play, often in the context of theater or gaming.
Example: "After watching a single play of the new production, I was captivated by the performances."
Alternatives: "one performance of" or "a solitary instance of".
"You could walk down the street from house to house and never miss a single play of the game," Ms. Goodwin said.
Spotify said that the average payment to rights-holders for a single play of a track is between $0.006 and $0.0084.
Beats Music pays artists $0.000126 per play, according to the report, which is significantly less than the average payout to rightsholders for a single play of a track made by Spotify, which is between $0.006 and $0.0084.
For all its protestations, Spotify has answered that question on its new site, saying that the average payout to rightsholders for a single play of a track is between $0.006 and $0.0084.
Spotify recently released numbers and analysis of plays, showing that a single play of a track would earn rightsholders between $0.006 and $0.0084, although this was averaging out free and paid streams.
In an effort to quell the bad press, Spotify revealed that the average payment to rights-holders for a single play of a track is between $0.006 and $0.0084.
In France a single play, The Acts of the Apostles by Arnoul and Simon Gréban, contained 494 speaking parts and 61,908 lines of rhymed verse; it took 40 days to perform.
After those two abortive first-quarter appearances, and a single play at the beginning of the second quarter, Taylor did not re-enter the game until a single play halfway through the fourth quarter.
Triple plays, the event in baseball in which the three outs of an inning occur in a single play, happen in the blink of an eye.
"We Are Marshall" is the kind of crassly formulaic movie in which everything hinges on a single play in the final seconds of a big football game.
That makes it quite possible for a playwright to earn a six-figure sum off the back of a single play.
