The phrase "for a single use" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is intended or suitable for only one time or purpose. Example: This disposable camera is designed for a single use and should be discarded after taking 27 photos.
Such a sensor can be used for high-fidelity adsorption desorption interferometric sensing and its cost can be optimized for a single use.
"People expect when they give information, it's for a single use, the obvious one," said Dr. Deborah C. Peel, a psychoanalyst and founder of Patient Privacy Rights, an advocacy group.
Current legislation – as explained by the government – means that a level of ministerial oversight for a port development can be avoided if the facility proposes to be for a single use, but begins to take commercial business once it is operating.
In fact, these factors render the patch suitable for a single use and disposable approach, as the low cost associated with the materials and fabrication processes and the use of a minimum number of electronic components contributes to the sustainability of the device.
Each aliquot is for a single use.
Ideally, each aliquot is for a single use.
The other point for using a single use product is that a reusable cloth could become contaminated while in storage between cleaning and you may not be aware of the contamination.
If this isn't enough to jog your memory, you may need to purchase the full version for $59, or purchase a single use for a smaller amount.
With the money you save on haircuts, napkins, and Kleenex, the thing practically pays for itself after a single use.
Should the authority's funds be locked into a single use for 30 years?
On Monday, anyone in England who shops at a retailer that employs 250 or more full-time members of staff nationwide will have to pay 5p for a single-use carrier bag.
