The phrase "a single procedure that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific method or process that is singular in nature.
Example: "The study focuses on a single procedure that can effectively reduce waste in manufacturing."
Alternatives: "one method that" or "a solitary process that".
By seeming to target a single procedure that sounds particularly distasteful, pro-life strategists have won support for partial birth legislation from a broad range of politicians, including Republicans like Gov. George Pataki of New York who are generally pro-choice, and even pro-choice Democrats like Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan and Tom Daschle, the Senate minority leader.
One patient required a single procedure that was performed before skeletal maturity, and another declined further surgery after one procedure.
In this paper, we develop a single procedure that can be used both linear and multi-linear systems to place sensors with low cost and with respect to observability and reliability properties.
A mixture design was used to define the optimal solvent composition for the global platform combination, and thus derive a single procedure that can be applied generically for tissue extraction across a range of biomedical samples and analytical platforms.
However, there is no single procedure that has been universally accepted as the method of choice for extrapolating experimentally observed results to the low exposure levels that are generally of public health concern.
Combining into a single procedure, examinations that in some instances may have been performed on separate devices and/or separate occasions using current technology, will result in increased convenience for patients such as reduced travel costs and fewer attendance days, with more rapid availability of the results of imaging assessment allowing earlier clinical decision making.
Never has a single procedure, a test that can save lives been greeted by more resistance, indeed repulsion.
Indeed, it is probably unrealistic to expect that a single procedure will be sufficient in all situations.
The transcutaneous vaccination protocol used is based on a single CSSS procedure that allows the opening of the hair follicular duct prior to application of a combined tetanus and influenza (TETAGRIP®) vaccine, compared with the conventional intramuscular (IM) immunization.
An apparently promising meta-analysis was heavily skewed away from recent innovations by the inclusion of early technology, failure to analyse by tumour size and location and the stipulation that success after a single procedure was the main endpoint[ 15 ].
Our study showed that assessment of a single procedure did not meet this criterion (ICC 0.62), but combining 3 procedures into 1 test ensured the necessary reliability (ICC 0.83).
