The phrase "a number of one" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear and may confuse readers, as "a number of" typically refers to multiple items, while "one" indicates a singular item.
Example: "A number of one does not make sense in this context."
Alternatives: "a single one" or "one instance of".
There are a number of "one off" issues on the list.
We demonstrate the performance of the proposed methods on a number of one- and two-dimensional numerical examples, where different stages of coarsening such as the initial preparation, alternating rapid structural transition and slow motion can be clearly observed.
We also found that we could engage additional communities on this topic by holding a number of one off events in our offices.
Bancroft contains a number of one bedroom apartments and shared apartments (two and three bedrooms).
Cornell Fellowships The Graduate School awards a number of one and two-year Cornell fellowships to incoming graduate students.
And so we choreographed a number of "one, two, three bang!" moments that I caught using slow shutter speed and flash.
Trump has appeared in a number of one-on-one primetime interviews with the Fox News host and even cited Hannity as a character witness in the first presidential debate.
After his breakfast meeting in Singapore, Mr. Obama was scheduled to meet with Asian leaders and to hold a number of one-on-one sessions, including one with the Russian president, Dmitri A. Medvedev.
The effectiveness and robustness of the new method is demonstrated on a number of one-dimensional, uniform mesh models based on diffusion convection reaction equations.
By stacking a number of one-layer structures on top of each other, a multi-layered structure was generated with a thickness of 3.7 mm.
Over the years, Next Wave has published two features and a number of one-off articles on technology transfer (see the Related Articles listed below) that provide a wealth of practical information and personal experiences from around the globe.
