The phrase "a single assignment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one specific task or piece of work that needs to be completed.
Example: "For this week's class, each student will be given a single assignment to complete by Friday."
Alternatives: "one task" or "a solitary assignment".
Finally, a single assignment test assigned all Australian nest groups to the Main European population, implicating the main European supercolony as the most likely source of L. humile in Australia.
Instructors varied in the timing of when they assigned the pre- and posttests: some assigned the entire lab, including the pre- and posttest, as a single assignment, while others assigned them to be completed separately.
This is because, for simplicity, only a single src_compound_id ('CHEMBL12') with a single assignment in UniChem ("assigned only to UCI 304698") was used to query.
The print and TV — actually, make that text and video — employees are now assigned to stories by a single assignment desk, and they are bringing back all the necessary elements for a story, be it video for TV or audio clips for the Web site, Mr. Gremillion said.
That's a hefty sum for a single assignment, and it comes as merger activity in general has slackened.
The price was more than any freelance writer without a single assignment should allow herself to spend on a pair of shoes.
Figure 17 shows the dataflow graph of the 23002-2 8 × 8 1D IDCT in a single-assignment form.
The algorithms also use 21 shifters, which are not considered in the dataflow graph, since this element is considered to have no cost in the context of RTL. Figure 17 Dataflow graph of the 23002-2 8 ×8 1D inCT in a single-assignment form.
I somehow managed to get an A for every single assignments I handed in from Vegas.
It is a network hub location problem with single assignment where a fixed number of hubs have to be located, with the particularity that it is required that the hubs are connected by means of a tree.
This is a network hub location problem with single assignment in which a fixed number of hubs needs to be located, with an additional requirement that the hubs are connected by means of a tree.
