The phrase "a feed of one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data streams, social media, or content delivery, often implying a singular source or perspective.
Example: "In this experiment, we will analyze a feed of one to understand the impact of individual user behavior on overall engagement."
Alternatives: "a single feed" or "one source of information".
The idea of narrowing the focus of a feed to one thing at a time is very pleasing in terms of aesthetics, but it also actually does a good job of quieting the normally noisy world of social feeds.
And just last week a surprise Twitter feed of "One Man, One Woman," a group that describes itself as "working to preserve, protect, and defend the institution of marriage between a man and a woman," wrote, "There is no need to prohibit gays and lesbians from openly serving in the Armed Forces.
But, when he saw a picture on Instagram feed of one of my family friends and their dying grandfather, my Dad really opened my eyes.
At optimum conditions, the flotation column was operated continuously with a feed rate of one ton per hour and demonstrated the efficiency of the technology for the beneficiation of sillimanite.
It shows an Instagram-style vertical feed of one clip after the other.
On average, feed of one camel is equivalent to the feed of 1.5 cows (Table 5).
Ducks are more vulnerable to the toxin (with a lethal dose in the feed of one part per million [ppm] of aflatoxin) than chicken, which can tolerate up to four ppm.
You are presented with a feed of videos and select which one you want to watch based on its title and thumbnail.
But then I started reading the Twitter feed of one of the victims, an aspiring journalist named Jessica Ghawi.
Higher xylose consumption and ethanol yield at 10% WIS clearly suggest that the combination of prefermentation and a feed of enzymes and substrates as one of the possible SSCF strategies for demo scale execution.
