The phrase "a list of individual" is not correct as it is missing a noun in the plural form.
It should be "a list of individuals." You can use it when referring to a collection of separate persons or entities in a specific context.
Example: "The report includes a list of individuals who contributed to the project."
Alternatives: "a roster of individuals" or "a compilation of individuals."
Even more important, the administration's proposal lays out a clear set of criteria, not a list of individual culprits, Mr. Tribe said.
"I instruct the committee to propose for the government's consideration a list of individual and sector sanctions on Russian citizens and legal entities supporting and financing terrorism in Ukraine in 10 days," Reuters reported.
The government alleges that Goldman failed to disclose that not only was Paulson betting against the new securities but that he had helped select the mortgage assets, supplying A.C.A. with a list of individual subprime bonds to include with its own choices.
With a list of individual fingerprint pairs, we then collect the individual pairs into aggregates.
However, the standard model, the quantitative risk analysis (QRA), only provided a list of individual quantitative risk values, related to single locations.
Forest (or other natural resource) populations may cover very large areas, too large for a list of individual trees or other plants within it to be compiled.
Clicking a button takes the shopper to a list of individuals and dealers whose prices are often substantially lower.
One morning he flipped on his computer and showed me a list of individuals who claimed to have information.
A list of individuals recently deceased whose achievements received inadequate recognition in the columns of the press.
A list of individuals of recent demise whose achievements may have merited more notice than they received in the press.
A list of individuals who exhibited lamentable weakness in the very principles which the expounded or represented.
