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The phrase "a single snapshot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to one specific image or moment captured in time, often in contexts like photography, data analysis, or storytelling.
Example: "The report provides a single snapshot of the company's performance during the last quarter."
Alternatives: "one image" or "a brief glimpse".
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Great, complex ideas, tranches of time, whole careers, become reduced to a single snapshot".
Sensors aboard LCROSS detected about 155kg of ice in a single "snapshot" following the impact.
It all began with a single snapshot, hanging in a dusty Connecticut attic.
As a single snapshot, it looks like Dems are setting themselves up to be mugged in six weeks.
Later, she added: "It is like trying to tell a whole movie with a single snapshot, or frame.
The Loko abhors light, and a single snapshot could transform its delicate chemical structure into something not unlike napalm.
President Obama's Blueprint for Reform says that "instead of a single snapshot, we will recognize progress and growth".
Prospective users typically pay for a single "snapshot" search of 12 months of company records, according to APEX Analytix, a developer of the software in Greensboro, North Carolina.
Although that was just a single snapshot at one London outlet, all the available evidence points to that lack of sale being representative of the newspaper's failure to win an audience across the country.
However, she noted that the testing system — or providing a "single snapshot, on a single day," of a child's ability — is something that many families would eschew in favor of "multiple criteria going into assessing the tag of true giftedness".
That's how much he's earned by turning a single snapshot of his wife into stock photography.
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