The phrase "a single answer that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific response or solution to a question or problem.
Example: "In this complex situation, we are looking for a single answer that addresses all our concerns."
Alternatives: "one definitive answer that" or "a unique response that".
The test is meant to measure your ability to find the associations between apparently unconnected concepts, and unlike the "alternative uses task", you are looking for a single answer that comes in a single flash of insight.
No closer to a single answer that explains the mystery, detectives still are holding fast to three theories--none with "any more weight than the other," said Police Cmdr.
Sub-fields of genomics that focus on a global view are those that provide a single answer that is essentially identical for all individuals from that species.
At its original debut, in 2010, Siri had been able to connect with 42 different web services -- from Yelp and StubHub to Rotten Tomatoes and Wolfram Alpha -- then return a single answer that integrated the best details culled from those diverse sources.
"There's no single answer that applies to every patient," he writes.
The speaker from Monitor swore that the organisation's members are "not competition evangelists who think that that's the single answer that can fix everything".
"There's no single trait or gene, no single answer that says whether you're addicted," she explained from her home.
While there is no single answer that will solve the environmental challenges, we need to consider all possible new opportunities to making sure that energy is affordable, safe and available to everyone.
"I'm one of those people who actually believe in telling the truth," says Sutherland. "There is no single answer that you can just pick out and put up front and say: 'That's the way to do it.'" Scottish review Argument over the commission's report would be purely theoretical, except for its adoption by the devolved Scottish administration in 2002.
Respondents were allowed to choose only the single answer that best aligned with their opinion.
ART DEGAETANO: I think the way I don't think there's there's not a single answer to that, all right?
