The part of a sentence "one time a year" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are referring to something that happens only once per year. For example: I like to visit my grandparents one time a year to catch up with them.
A lot of people think the Grammys are just this one time a year thing, but it actually goes on all year.
Does it happen on an ongoing basis or is it part of the one time a year performance conversation?
As frequent travelers we don't think about our impact on a day-to-day basis - at least there's one time a year where we can try to repair the damage we do.
Windmills and dancing bears are just fine if you go to a resort and play the course one time a year.
"What we're trying to do is take this marketing technique, so instead of 50 donors who give one time a year, we have 75 donors who give two times a year," Ms. Thomas said.
Officers, in many places, qualify with their firearms one time a year but only experience some kind of scenario-based decision making training maybe once a year, once every two years, maybe some don't see it very much at all".
Clearly, from a one-time-a-year intervention in the scope of the Special Olympics events, improvements cannot be expected unless they are complemented with other interventions of oral health promotion and education of athletes, family and caregivers.
Working gas, which is, one or more than one times a year, injected into and withdrawn from the reservoir (Kanaga et al. 2004; Davarpanah and Nassabeh 2017a, b).
Jenn Mann, SAS Vice President of Human Resources, told me in an interview, "Our approach has moved away from the traditional one-time a year performance review… that supports ongoing conversations for high performance, as well as discussions about development and career growth".
"And she's been there for me in the exact same way, this one time, a few years ago".
One time a few years ago, I had hung my sheets out to dry on the line, brought them back in and put them on the bed.
