The phrase "at one course" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific stage or level in a process, but without additional context, it is unclear when it could be used.
Example: "The project was challenging, but we managed to stay focused at one course of action."
Alternatives: "at one stage" or "at one point".
An official from the Foreign Office who spoke at one course confessed afterwards that when asked to lecture he thought the course could have little value, but he changed his mind.
Most courses are in and around resort centers, making it easy to play a round at one course in the morning and hit a different set of links in the afternoon.
This conclusion is only valid in case of early treatment response evaluations, which are often performed at one course of chemotherapy before major changes in body tissue composition occur (i.e. loss of the non-FDG-avid fat compartment).
Business schools will have to pay more attention to critics of the trend, he said, adding that Columbia will soon introduce at least one course on the subject.
In the past year, 364 of Scarsdale's 459 teachers have taken at least one course at the institute; Ms. Colantuono, 28, has taken more than 25 since she joined the district in 2003, meeting many of her friends that way.
The first featured 178 university undergraduates who had all previously worked on at least one course assignment with a group of four or more students.
Three patients were withdrawn from study treatment due to haematological toxicity and 10 had a dose reduction on at least one course.
Patients who had received at least one course of chemotherapy were evaluated for toxicity and at least two courses for efficacy.
Briefly, the source data set comprised 1,490 patients who had received at least one course of DMARD therapy, either terminated or ongoing, and had at least one follow-up examination after initiation of DMARD therapy.
Beginning this fall, entering freshmen must take at least one course a year online, generally shunning books and the classroom.
Among the further education colleges, three are expected to have fees of £9,000 for at least one course, and one will charge the maximum across the board.
