The phrase "a compound of one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is made up of a single element or component, often in a metaphorical or abstract sense.
Example: "In this context, love can be seen as a compound of one, representing the unity of two individuals."
Alternatives: "a singular entity" or "a single unit".
Because since its creation in 2011 the Connecticut Green Bank has proven that a compound of one-tenth public money and nine-tenths private capital can lead to an increase of $1 billion in total investment in clean power solutions — all of which make consumers better off.
The brothel, near the Last Chance mountain range, is a compound of one-story stucco buildings, landscaped with palm trees and statues of naked women.
The brothel, near the Last Chance mountain range, is a compound of one-story stucco buildings, landscaped with palm trees and statues of naked women. .
Marker 2: Marbofloxacin (10 mg/ml) was chosen as the second marker, which is also an active compound of one test product (Aurizon®).
Carcosa is the mythical city referenced in a 19th century short story, and is also the uberscary, seriously creepy shrine and compound of one Errol Childress.
Seaside Therapeutics has applied to the US Food and Drug Administration to test a compound, one of several mGluR antagonists licenced from Merck, in adult humans.
The reducing potency of a compound is one important parameter reflecting one aspect of its antioxidant property.
Most of these products are based on different compounds of one or several of these substances.
The three were on a cordon-and-search operation of a compound when one or more assailants opened fire, said Lt. Col. Bryan Hilferty, a spokesman for the American-led military coalition in Afghanistan.
Consequently, knowledge about the potency of a compound in one task can be transferred to another task provided that the tasks are sufficiently similar.
