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"once that" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English
It can be used to introduce a subordinate clause, meaning that the information following "once that" is dependent on the information in the main clause. It implies a cause-and-effect relationship or a condition that must be met. Example: Once that project is completed, we can move on to the next phase. (implying that the completion of the project is a necessary condition for moving on to the next phase)
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Once that happens, everyone wins.
Once that happens, the game is up.
Once that happens, the possibilities become endless.
And once that happens you lose Valerie".
But for once, that song rang hollow.
But for once that theme is apt.
Seattle was once that city.
Once that happens, you're finished.
Once that goes, he'll go.
(Once that swelling starts, you've injected enough).
"Once that starts, it's over," she said.
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