The phrase "a single screening and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one instance of screening, often in contexts related to health, testing, or evaluations.
Example: "The study focused on the effects of a single screening and its impact on early detection of the disease."
Alternatives: "one screening and" or "a solitary screening and".
A single screening and management algorithm was developed based on a synthesis of recommendations from several primary care screening and management guidelines (table 1).
7– 11 Previous models of screening for T2DM alone have generally assessed the impact of a single screening and early treatment of cardiovascular events, whereas other models included microvascular events, such as retinopathy.
Physical examination was performed and a parent provided information regarding the child's personal and family medical and social history during a single screening and enrollment visit prior to RSV testing.
To accommodate the high volume of R-Mix cultures, CVL reduced the normal test algorithm of screening at 24 hours, 48 hours, and 7 days to a single screening and confirmatory testing at 48 hours.
Line2 HD may not be the first app to turn your iPad into a phone, but it is an easy-to-use addition that puts phone calls, texts, voicemail and e-mail on a single screen-and offers a stack of other features as well.
In 1999, The Thin Red line platformed on a single screen, and then earned £1.13m from its first weekend of wide play, at 252 cinemas.
The three hours of video are shown on a single screen (and are perhaps best viewed in two visits rather than one).
The familiarity of the household objects in the toolkit, the small scale (each puzzle is confined to a single screen) and the on-screen hints leave the impression of manageability.
That has not perturbed the head of the MNS party's film wing, Amey Khopkar, who maintained: "We will not allow the film to be screened in a single screen and multiplex.
One is Mint, a free internet-based financial planner that lets users put information from several sources onto a single screen and then recommends suitable products.The vibrancy of America's retail banking market owes something to its fragmentation.
