The phrase "a ferocious one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something or someone that is fierce, intense, or aggressive, often in a figurative sense.
Example: "In the wild, the lion is known as a ferocious one, commanding respect and fear from all other animals."
Alternatives: "a fierce one" or "an aggressive one".
He predicted the new solar cycle would be a ferocious one, consistent with a short cycle.
"The fascist dictatorship was a ferocious one that killed and lethally wounded its leading political opponents".
The New York Film Festival has been miserly in its acknowledgments of American independent filmmakers, but the first week of the festival includes one noteworthy domestic film in the lineup, and it's a ferocious one.
GOAL! Liverpool 0-1 City (De Jong De Jong Jong is more readily associated with kicks to chests, but he has just applied a ferocious one to the ball to guide it into the top corner from 28 yards!
6. Triple Time and Syncopation - The time signature of 3/4 (normally associated with dance) is a strange choice for an opening movement, especially such a ferocious one.
After a parched late summer, the first day of October was a ferocious one in the region.
Stephenson scored 16 points on six-for-seven shooting, including a ferocious one-handed dunk over Julius Randle in the fourth quarter that helped the Clippers pull away in what had been a taut game.
If nothing changes, industry officials fear a ferocious one-two punch: the possible loss of cane-refining capacity at home, which could hurt food producers, and a steady rise in imports, which could wipe out both domestic growers and refiners.
Griffin caught the ball as he rose toward the rim and threw down a ferocious one-handed, windmill dunk, bringing the crowd and the Clippers bench to their feet.
Toronto Raptors swingman Terrence Ross threw down a ferocious one-handed dunk in transition over Denver Nuggets forward Kenneth Faried in the final seconds of the first half at the Pepsi Center on Friday night.
And the lust of the lad for two young ladies who gracefully swim into his ken is confined to one mild tangle in a hayloft and a slightly more ferocious one on a bed of a seaside hotel.Actually, what appears to have happened is that Mr. Cardiff, in attempting to give his film a general feel of poetic fatalism, has let it fall into an emotional monotone.
