The phrase "a dominant one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has a prevailing influence or control in a particular context or situation.
Example: "In the competitive market, the company emerged as a dominant one, outpacing its rivals in sales and innovation."
Alternatives: "a leading one" or "a prevailing one".
The colours depend on several genes, not just on a dominant one for brown and a recessive one for blue, as we were led to believe at school.
He is not only a personality now, but a dominant one.
Like twins, there is always a dominant one and a downtrodden one, side by side.
Irritability is an odd trait for literature, but it seems a dominant one in contemporary English fiction, at least that written by men.
This chatty sitting around, with sex occasionally added, is not the sole subject of "mumblecore," a recent genre of micro-budget independent movies, but it's a dominant one.
In the following assertion the term is a dominant one.
Then, too, instead of the hoped-for democracy, the ANC plays the role of a dominant one-party state aimed at controlling all the levers of power, has attacked the "mindset" of the judiciary, and is intolerant of the role of the official opposition.
As each of the big four has strengths in different markets, any that united would immediately acquire geographical spread, as well as a dominant one-third share of the world market.Fine, but why is all this mad match-making happening now?
Maximum likelihood factor (MLF) analysis of the perceived knowledge of human trafficking subscale revealed a dominant one-factor solution, with all items loading onto the one factor weighted higher than 0.71, and with uniqueness below 0.30.
According to [5, 6], a matrix is called a diagonally dominant one, if for any,, and a square matrix is strictly (row) diagonally dominant if for each.
But one thing he's saying is more or less true: Google is arguably "controlling what we can & cannot see", given the company has a dominant share of the search market in the West (and a massively dominant one in Europe), and that most Internet users will never click beyond page one of the search results it serves.
