The phrase "at the same stroke" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that two things are happening simultaneously or in conjunction with each other.
Example: "He managed to save money and improve his health at the same stroke by cooking at home instead of eating out."
Alternatives: "at the same time" or "simultaneously".
Women with ischaemic stroke as the primary diagnosis had the same stroke risk as men.
Underneath, in blue ballpoint pen, he counted how many times he had made it, using the same strokes with which prisoners, at least the ones in movies, keep track of how many days they've been behind bars.
At the same time, stroke frequency decreases according to a pattern that exactly follows the way the force of buoyancy decreases naturally with depth (with a similar exponential decay constant of ∼−0.04, Fig. 4).
Exclusion criteria included: patients with congenital or acquired (pre-surgery) coagulation disorders, previous surgery at the same site, stroke or myocardial infarction ≤2 months before surgery, and use of aspirin, clopidogrel, or vitamin K antagonists 2 5 days pre-surgery.
At the mile mark, Harvard reversed that advantage, and moved out to a boat-length lead, but the Elis, stroked by the sophomore Niki von der Schulenburg, kept driving at the same 34-stroke cadence as Harvard, and refused to be shaken.
However, delayed postconditioning with 10 cycles of 10 sec occlusion/10 sec release performed at 3h did not offer protection, while 3 cycles of 30 sec/30 sec performed at the same time after stroke markedly attenuated brain injury.
At the same time the Stroke National Plan reinforced the key role of rehabilitation in the final outcome [ 8, 9].
At the same time, the stroke survivors could receive onsite rehabilitation with round-the-clock care when they were not ready to return home.
At the same time, gently stroke him and wait for him to respond to the post in front of him.
