The phrase "address one time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to discussing or dealing with a particular issue or topic only once.
Example: "We will address one time the concerns raised during the meeting to ensure everyone is on the same page."
Alternatives: "discuss once" or "tackle one time".
Beyond addressing one-time skill gaps, companies now need to create systems and cultures that ensure learning is easy to access and ongoing.
WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report) — The White House press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, is proofreading the text of tonight's State of the Union address one last time to remove any remaining facts, Sanders confirmed on Tuesday.
I would have checked the address one last time, and I would have caught the error, and Mr. Orifice would never have received that e-mail from me.
The ovation for the veteran Giles Terera, a canny Burr, stopped the show after "The Room Where It Happens," his declaration of lust for insider politics, and Obioma Ugoala brought down the house with George Washington's preacherly farewell address, "One Last Time".
Jeter said he wanted to "address it one time and get it over with".
The exhibition "6018 Wilshire" brings together 120 works by 101 artists, all of whom exhibited at this address at one time or another in the last 12 years.
First principle 2. The term "thinking by analogy" came from this interview between Kevin Rose and Elon Musk. 3. Single opt-in is a marketing term to describe how someone joins an email list by "opting in" with their email address just one time.
In some instances, the broad orders given to the companies starting last August cover tens of thousands of overseas phone numbers and e-mail addresses at one time, people with knowledge of the orders said.
Residential history instead of an address at one time-point was taken into account in the cohort and case control data.
The conventional EVA is univariate, in the sense that it addresses one exposure time line at a time.
