The phrase "with one stroke" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a single action that has a big or dramatic effect, often in a negative way. For example, "With one stroke, the virus wiped out half of the population."
This is like expanding Yellowstone National Park by 1/2 million hectares with one stroke on the keyboard.
With one stroke – the signature on a £275m cheque – the satellite broadcaster headed off the possibility of BT following the launch of its profitable BT Sport with BT Drama.
Damien Robinson had just arrived at the Jets' complex last April as Herman Edwards's first import from Tampa Bay, a savior at free safety, when he was met in the hallway by Chris Hayes, whose starting job he had taken with one stroke of his pen on a contract.
While Accenture has also been helping companies make this move to the cloud, even before the acquisition, this gives them a huge team of experienced consultants to expand that consulting unit with one stroke of a pen on a check.
With one stroke, the inconspicuous outsider assumes a position of supremacy, on a battlefield of pure good against pure evil.
Eventually, businesses should be able to update their tags not just on Yext but from any of the partner sites, and with one stroke update all of their tags universally across all the partner sites.
He likes catching a wave with one stroke, which means being in the precise spot.
With one stroke of his Biro, Collins practically gave indiepop music its entire faux-naive raison d'être.
Morgan and Quigley matched shot for shot most of the day, with Quigley drawing within one stroke with a 6-foot birdie putt on No. 13.
He came close to winning the tournament in 1997, when he tied for second place with David Duval, one stroke behind the winner, Mark O'Meara.
Nicole Castrale held the first-round lead with a 65, one stroke ahead of the rookie Anna Nordqvist.
