"one-time experience" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a unique or singular experience that someone has had. For example: - Going on a safari in Africa was a one-time experience for me. - Skydiving was a one-time experience that I will never forget. - Meeting the President of the United States was a once in a lifetime, one-time experience.
"The idea is to put the focus on this as a one-time experience".
"We try to coordinate what they do here with what is going on in their classroom, so it's not a one-time experience, but part of a continuing process," Ms. Burke said.
However, I am beginning to feel closed-minded, and I would like to have your opinion on psychedelics — are they beneficial if used for a one-time experience, and will they immediately/permanently alter the way I view the world and myself?
Getting Started Novices who've decided at the last minute to try the sport while on vacation can take advantage of "scuba discovery," a one-time experience as a prelude to certification offered by many dive centers around the world.
"I thought it would be a one-time experience," she says.
The Berger commission said that its work should be viewed not as a one-time experience, but as the start of continuous state guidance.
But are one-time experiences really something consumers should finance?
Instagram-worthy pop-ups like the Pint Shop by Target need to become not just one-time experiences in tourist/high-test markets like New York, but in every store.
If confirmed, this would suggest a key role for the dentate gyrus in episodic memory for one-time experiences.
While it should be acknowledged that positive answers may also identify students who are only engaging in experimental "one-time" experiences, it is likely that the behaviors so defined most often reflect a more habitual behavior (hence a true "risk behavior" for the majority of students).
Previous studies using these two groups of mice have shown that deletion of the NR1 subunit in the CA3 area abolished the NMDAR currents in the CA3 pyramidal cells, but not in the downstream CA1 and upstream dentate gyrus area neurons (Nakazawa et al., 2002), which resulted in impaired memory acquisition of one-time experiences (Nakazawa et al., 2003).
