The phrase "a city one" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific type of city or a city-related concept, but without additional context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "In the discussion about urban development, we need to focus on a city one that prioritizes sustainability."
Alternatives: "an urban one" or "a metropolitan one".
Mr. Jones also freely admits that he is against the idea of separate systems — a city one, whose students are overwhelmingly poor, and a wealthier county one — as a matter of principle.
While a country upbringing may be comparatively more conservative than a city one, I enjoyed the best qualities of inclusion, self-confidence and plenty of opportunities to succeed.
By Heather Moore, owner of Skinny LaMinx fabric and paper design company When visiting a city, one of the first things I do is find an art gallery for the perspective it provides on that culture.
The city is considering a request by developers and contractors to require crane operators to carry a national license, rather than a city one, which is likely to antagonize the union because it could put people from outside New York, and outside the union, into the cabs of cranes.
Most of the action takes place in the Colombian capital, Bogotá — a city, one character says, "where everyone's at war with everyone else" — at a time when the whole country seems either insane or, perhaps worse, in love with insanity and helpless to change.
Re "Rebuilding a City One Block at a Time," by Torie Osborn (Notes From Los Angeles, Op-Ed, April 29): New York, too, is faced with the choice of how best to rebuild a portion of the city that was destroyed by violence.
"I wondered why San Francisco could have one, a city one-tenth the size of New York, and not us," he said.
Under this week's arrangement, Bonneville arranged to ship 1,750 megawatts of power, about enough to meet the demands of a city one-and-a-half times the size of Seattle, at peak demand hours in California.
Delaney says she wanted to show a different side of a British city, one without a romantic sheen.
In a big city, one can endlessly prey on under-informed clients or patients.
The Mancunian metropolis is a remarkable example of a 'climatic city', one that shapes its climate as much as it is shaped by it.
