The phrase "a mix of single" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could be used in a context where you are describing a combination of single items or elements, but it needs additional information to be meaningful.
Example: "The event featured a mix of single artists and bands performing together."
Alternatives: "a combination of singles" or "a blend of individual".
Under its roof will be roughly 450 units that will house (for the first time at MIT) a mix of single students, couples, and families.
The original housing in Pullman dates from 1881 and is a mix of single and multifamily dwellings, with row houses predominating.
The APD's key recommendations include designing dorms around a "cluster" of about 30 students and one Graduate Resident Tutor (GRT) in a mix of single rooms, double rooms, and shared community space.
The surrounding neighborhood -- known as the Gold Coast -- contains a mix of single family houses and swank co-ops and condominium buildings and is generally regarded as the most prestigious address in the city.
Mr. Rawn has designed a new residence for Swarthmore with a mix of single and double bedrooms along hallways (with Mr. Rawn deciding, after careful study, the ideal width for maximum mingling, seven to seven and a half feet).
Comprising hundreds of homes — eventually there will be 2,700 — it's a mix of single- family residences and townhouses from the low $300,000s to the upper $600,000s with multiple collections and floor plans.
The area has a mix of single-family homes and recently converted commercial buildings.
The area is primarily residential, with a mix of single-family homes and small apartment buildings (like this one), though there are commercial streets every few blocks.
Developers, however, say that much of the new construction is part of a decades-long process of change and some of the neighborhoods already contain a mix of single-family houses and apartments.
Under the current plan, Lennar can build 3,600 housing units, which, Mr. Haddad said, would probably mean a mix of single-family homes and three- and four-story buildings.
The Parsippany police notified New Jersey Natural Gas of the problem just before 11 a.m., after people in the area, which contains a mix of single-family homes, apartment buildings and stores, began complaining of a smell like sulfur or rotten eggs.
