The phrase "a single tenure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to one specific period of holding a position or office, often in a professional or academic context.
Example: "During a single tenure at the university, she published several groundbreaking research papers."
Alternatives: "one term" or "a sole period".
Those odds aren't bad when you consider that a single tenure-track opening in academia typically also receives hundreds of applications.
The secrets of their success In an era when most postdocs fail to get even a single tenure-track offer, Templeton and Palmer received several, and a handful of institutions offered both of them jobs.
The SOM's promotion and tenure policies were reformed in 1997, in order to recognize the growing numbers of clinician-educators [ 5] First, the SOM created a single, tenure-eligible promotion track for all faculty, including educators, clinicians and basic scientists; promotion and tenure awards were made separate processes.
"No one will ever build a big single tenure estate again," says Richard McCarthy, Chief Executive of the Peabody Trust.Yet despite this encouraging news, the central flaw of social housing remains: it discourages mobility.
This week he said that we need "to build more homes of every single type and not focus on one single tenure".
"We need to build more homes of every single type and not focus on one single tenure," he said in terms that were seen in the housing industry as softening it up for a change of direction.
That search for a timeless theme in her work is reinforced by her life as a single mother, her tenure with the creative writing programme, and also by the dazzling football career of her son, Benjamin Borns-Moore, the Wisconsin soccer star whose presence fills her house and her life.
Friends say they expect that Mr. Gates, 65, will stay on as Mr. Obama's defense secretary beyond a single year, his expected tenure when Mr. Obama appointed him.
If you asked any Londoner to describe the sum total of visible changes made to the city in the nearly three years of Johnson's tenure, a single phrase would dominate: Boris Bikes.
But now that Mr. Gates is settling in as President Obama's defense chief for what seems likely to be longer than a single year — his expected tenure when Mr. Obama offered him the job — he has opened an offensive to overhaul Pentagon spending and the way the military does business.
