"in one procedure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a process, especially one that involves multiple steps, that is completed in one procedure. Example: The doctor was able to fix the patient's fractured arm in one procedure.
In the current practice of the bumper assembly, the worker must move to the AGV twice to pick up the bumper on the AGV in one procedure.
In one procedure, 2-mercaptobenzimidazole (MBI) was potentiodynamically deposited on an Au electrode in the presence or absence of the pyrene template to produce an MIP and nonimprinted polymer film, respectively.
In one procedure, conducted in January 2000, the handle-breaking technique was performed unsuccessfully and the patient died.
In one procedure, emergency repair for iliac artery rupture was performed.
In one procedure, called a cingulotomy, doctors drill into the skull and thread wires into an area called the anterior cingulate.
Although there have been some attempts at correcting severe hypospadias in one procedure, most have advocated a staged approach.
Surgeons with primary expertise in only one procedure are paired with those with expertise in the alternative procedure from the same site and subject to expertise-based design.
As shown in Table 1, unraveling of proximal or distal loops during withdrawal of the embolus was observed in only one procedure.
Surgeons who meet the threshold for both THA and HA will perform both procedures, if no overwhelming bias in favour of one procedure is evident.
The direction of the change was, in all but one procedure, towards more evidence-based practice, with uncomfortable procedures such as enemas or rectal examinations being abandoned.
Pulmonary vein isolation was achieved in 139 patients within one procedure.
