The phrase "a one criterion" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct term is "one criterion" or "a single criterion."
Example: "When evaluating the project, we will use one criterion to determine its success."
Alternatives: "a single standard" or "one measure".
The Decision Tree analysis revealed that a diagnosis of dehiscence versus non-dehiscence could be based solely on one criterion, a D/RMT ratio of at least 0.785.
So this boat, like the wind surfers, can survive in waves and a blow, one criterion for record-breaking.
Our index patient and his third daughter fully fulfilled the current IHS criteria for ON, and two other family members fulfilled the current IHS criteria for ON except one criterion; namely, a decrease in pain by anesthetic block.
Feature-listers judge a product by one criterion: how many features it has, no matter how clunky the design.
When designing a wireless system, one criterion which is usually used for this purpose is the minimization of the detection error.
All implementations that belong to this solution subset represent a trade-off that is not dominated by any other solution in the design space, i.e., a better value for one criterion is automatically bound to a worsening on the second criterion.
TOPSIS permits trade-offs between the criteria, whereby a weak result of one criterion is compensated by a strong result of another.
This subset of the test items was generated based on a set of inclusion and exclusion criteria which were set arbitrarily and validated with a sensitivity analysis by changing one criterion at a time and looking at the output of these criteria until we reached the optimal end results where the output items have the highest rating.
A "Probable headache disorder" is diagnosed when a patient's headache fulfills all but one criterion of a headache disorder in the 3rd beta edition of the International Classification of Headache Disorder (ICHD-3β).
The multi-constituency approach argues that 'it is arbitrary to label one criterion a priori as the correct one because each presents a valid point of view' (Kenis and Provan 2009: 443).
16 A clear programmatic advantage of the strategy is that there would be only one criterion for a person to be placed on treatment, namely HIV status.
