The phrase "as a single action" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an event or process that occurs in one unified step or movement, often in contexts related to instructions or procedures.
Example: "To complete the task, you need to submit the form as a single action to ensure it is processed correctly."
Alternatives: "in one step" or "as one complete motion".
For example, he says, when someone posts a photo to Super Wall, it's not clear whether that is being counted as a single action or as an action on the part of every person who receives the post.
Similarly, it is arbitrary whether the behavior of first writing a (potentially life-saving) check and then tearing it up count as a single action or as two.
You can make as many commands as you want and they will all record as a single action.
This movement highlights the power of a single action - as well as potential directions for the blogging community to evolve into leaders of change, echoing the sentiments of anthropologist Margaret Mead, "Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world.
Because of their relatively slow activation kinetics, L-type Ca2+ channels respond to sustained or repeated stimulation, rather than to brief depolarization, such as results from a single action potential [62].
The open group defines SSO as the mechanism whereby a single action of user authentication and authorization can permit a user to access all computers and systems where that user has access permission, without the need to enter multiple passwords.
Flaubert did strange things, such as eliminating any authorial voice or stable moral centre; he used the imperfect as his main tense, giving a single action the sense of being suspended in time; played with varying shades of irony down to the deepest hues of pastiche; slipped between the subjective and the objective viewpoint without a tremor.
Unities, in drama, the three principles derived by French classicists from Aristotle's Poetics; they require a play to have a single action represented as occurring in a single place and within the course of a day.
The '411 patent describes a method and system in which a consumer can complete a purchase order for an item via an electronic network using only a "single action," such as the click of a computer mouse button on the client computer system.
That is, any derivable transition t from a well-behaved set of places (mathrm{dom}(m_1)) is such that one sequential process (s in mathrm{dom}(m_1)) acts as the leader of the multi-party synchronization, while the other sequential components contribute each with a single action, acting as servants.
For now instead, let's focus on a single action such as hitting a ball coming to you.
