The phrase "a single time for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific occasion or instance for an event or action.
Example: "You only need to submit your application a single time for it to be considered."
Alternatives: "one occasion for" or "a single instance for".
"The organization believes the Common Application should be a set of questions answered a single time for all colleges, including the essay prompt," Rob Killion, the executive director, says.
"From trying to synchronize the clocks within an observatory or within a school or within a factory, to counties, states, regions, railroad lines, the country, and eventually there were people who were advocating a single time for the whole world, what they call cosmopolitan time".
His next most profitable year, per Fuentes, came from fighting a single time for the UFC in 2017 with a split decision loss to Elizeu Zaleski.
She did not read them a single time for Iraq in 2002 and consequently voted for the Iraq war.
The novelty of this study consists of comparing two different halogenated anesthetics widely used, in rats exposed to a single time for 120 min.
Importantly, each of these FOS studies showed that testing individuals a single time for GGT provided an early predictive marker for metabolic diseases, including MetS (sometimes referred to as insulin resistance syndrome), CVD, and heart failure, and that that prediction was valid well in advance of participants reaching these hazardous thresholds.
The rationale for a single time point for SSH, i.e. repeated BCG instillation was to keep the number of variables within a reasonable limit.
The policy was introduced at a single time point for the whole country, which did not allow for control groups suitable for comparing with those affected.
A number of studies have reported QTL in the population used for this study at a single time point, for single stem plants usually during early phases of growth [ 7, 8].
For the exposures that were collected at a single time point (for example, age at menarche), we carried forward the value throughout the remainder of follow-up.
For consistency, this definition of healing at a single time point for the 2-year analysis was used starting from the baseline of CHARM.
