The phrase "a received one of" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or improperly structured phrase that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "I have a received one of the packages you sent." (This example is incorrect.)
Alternatives: "a received item" or "one of the received".
Contributors received one-of-a-kind gift packages that expanded the cosmic connection between band and fan.
Take Moneyball: a hugely popular book and then a movie that received one of only 25 nominations for a Best Picture Oscar last year, which chronicled the '02 Oakland A's unlikely success on a shoestring budget.
Josh O. Ungerman, a lawyer representing a couple who received one of the newly released reports, said Congress should permit people with differing reports to choose which one they want to be followed.
The commissioner's office had started an executive development program, hiring two college graduates a year, and Smith received one of the internships in the second year.
Mike Stokey, a television pioneer who received one of the first Emmy Awards for his 1940's show "Pantomime Quiz," died on Sunday in Las Vegas.
Now, a well-respected leader, he received one of three coveted Commencement awards for his contributions to campus life.
Former secretary of state Madeleine Albright, herself a noted breaker of glass ceilings, received one of the warmest welcomes of the evening for a commanding speech that listed Clinton's foreign affairs experience.
Jerome L. Skinner, a partner at Waite, Schneider, spoke to Mr. Janis of Providence after receiving a call from someone who had received one of the company's packages.
5 These complications were documented in a report involving patients who had received one of the so-called 'first generation' MoM hips, the Mckee.
The model structure will describe the sequence of events from the point where an individual receives one of the interventions under investigation.
