The phrase "a single run of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe one complete execution or occurrence of a process, event, or activity.
Example: "The experiment was conducted with a single run of the procedure to ensure accuracy in the results."
Alternatives: "one instance of" or "a solitary execution of".
We find that although a single run of the new algorithms is slower than a single run of EM, all have the potential for producing significantly better solutions.
The failure probabilities of multiple stochastic responses are obtained simultaneously by a single run of GSS.
A single run of the giss model, done on a supercomputer, usually takes about a month.
In this example, we show how specextract can create multiple output spectra from a single run of the script.
A number of non-dominated fuzzy rule-based classifiers are obtained by a single run of MoGFS.
The imaging source candidate list is obtained from a single run of celldetect with S/N threshold equal to 3 and should not be used directly in analysis.
These detections are obtained from a single run of celldetect with S/N threshold equal to 3 and should not be used directly in your analysis.
The integration of the weighted realizations of local error random processes yields a posterior ensemble of goal approximations from a single run of the numerical model.
Multiple-reaction monitoring (MRM) scanning was employed for quantification with switching electrospray ion source polarity between positive and negative modes in a single run of 16 min.
With the aid of the proposed surrogate response, failure probabilities of all the possible designs in a prescribed design space are calculated from a single run of SS.
A single run of the relay feedback experiment is carried out to characterize the dynamics including the type of damping behavior, the ultimate gain, and ultimate frequency.
