The phrase "a single proceeding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to refer to one specific event or action taken in a process.
Example: "The court decided to consolidate the cases into a single proceeding to streamline the process."
Alternatives: "one proceeding" or "a solitary proceeding".
All ex parte applications by the Commission under this section related to a single investigation may be brought in a single proceeding.
Congress thereby merely allows the comprehensive penalties which it has imposed to be enforced in separate suits instead of in a single proceeding.
The cases before Judge Buchwald represent a raft of class actions seeking billions of dollars in damages that were consolidated into a single proceeding.
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation's new approach to orderly liquidation authority – involving a single proceeding for the holding company alone – is a good step toward acknowledging that the process as drafted is not likely to work.
This is the contention that the separate convictions returned under the conspiracy count in restraint of trade and under the conspiracy count to monopolize trade amount to double jeopardy, or to a multiplicity of punishment in a single proceeding, and therefore violate the Fifth Amendment to the Federal Constitution.
The debtor in this case is actually a collection of debtors whose simultaneous and related bankruptcy filings have been consolidated in a single proceeding: Alan J. and Mary Frances Antweil, husband and wife, Morris Antweil (deceased), and Hobbs Pipe & Supply, a general partnership.
And a single class proceeding is surely more efficient than thousands of separate proceedings for identical claims.
A contrary holding would require the agency continually to relitigate issues that may be established fairly and efficiently in a single rulemaking proceeding.
Society's "willingness to limit the Government to a single criminal proceeding to vindicate its very vital interest in enforcement of criminal laws" bespeaks society's recognition of the gross unfairness of requiring the accused to undergo the strain and agony of more than one trial for any single offense.
But as with any other legal case, we won't cover every single proceeding.
For the film, Winslet recorded the song "What If", which was released in November 2001 as a single with proceeds donated to two of Winslet's favourite charities, the N.S.P.C.C. and the Sargeant Cancer Foundation for Children.
