The phrase "a own" is not correct in written English.
It is incorrect because "own" is a possessive adjective and should not be preceded by the article "a."
Example: "I want to have my own space to work on my projects."
Alternatives: "my own" or "an own" (in specific contexts, though rare).
Hotel Tjampuhan, Jalan Raya Campuhan, Ubud, (62-361) 975-368, www.tjampuhas.com, has 67 bungalows nestled in a own rain-forest grotto, starting at $70.
Over the last year and a half, I have navigated my way through a technology accelerator, taught myself to code, recruited a team, raised a first round of financing, opened an office in another city, manufactured a own line of clothing in the United States and managed to avoid about a hundred landmines that could have crushed Fashioning Change.
Or imagine that the Greens, tired of hobby supplies, decide to exchange their interest in Hobby Lobby for that of another business; now, the Green family owns and operates the second business — call it Corporation A — while the previous owners of Corporation A own Hobby Lobby.
Ross Allen hit a hat-trick, while the other Guernsey goals came from Ryan Zico-Black, Zico-Black, Dave Rihoyoandfrom visiting keeper Matt Sandifown.
It's now a race for Samsung to launch Galaxy-branded devices with a own fingerprint sensor to neutralise Apple's first mover advantage here.
Great news for people who a) own an iPhone or iPod Touch and b) never know what kind of topping to get when eating Sushi: Tokyo-based Shogakukan, known outside Japan for its extensive offerings of manga (Ichi The Killer, Ranma 1/2, Crying Freeman etc). is releasing a virtual sushi guide for these devices.
