The phrase "a criterion of one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a standard or principle that applies to a single individual or instance.
Example: "In evaluating the success of the project, we must consider a criterion of one: the satisfaction of the client."
Alternatives: "a standard for one" or "a measure for one".
The risk was 29.5% using a broad criterion of one low value, for which the overall female/male risk ratio was 1.76.
For the memory cut-off scores, we adopted a more liberal criterion of one SD below the age- and education-corrected norm following Troyer and Murphy (2007) [ 29], because previous studies have suggested that the traditional 1.5 SD cut-off would reduce the possibility of detecting early memory impairment [ 30].
Each rat had one training session per day and was trained to a criterion of nine correct trials in one block of 10 trials (binomial distribution p < 0.01, likelihood of attaining criterion in a 10-trial block).
The second big change the requirement of a Times review as a criterion of eligibility for nomination is the one that seemed odder to me.
Results of EFA indicated that five factors had eigenvalues over Kaiser's criterion of one, which in combination explained 56.78% of the variance.
Most of the studies which evaluated the efficacy of tofacitinib in combination with methotrexate recruited patients with a criterion of "inadequate response to at least one nonbiologic or biologic disease-modifying drug" [ 13, 18, 19].
The model is based on a criterion that one of the three {1 0 0} cleavage planes in a grain located in front of a crack tip is selected so that normal stress acting on the plane is maximum and the grain is cleaved if the maximum normal stress exceeds the cleavage fracture stress.
Some argue, for example, that works of art have a distinct criterion of identity, one that reflects the peculiar nature and demands of aesthetic interest.
215 (63.9%) fulfilled the criteria of one predominant polarity (MPP or DPP).
According to this interview, 87% of the patients fulfilled criteria of one or more DSM-IV anxiety disorders.
