The phrase "a single basis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one foundational principle or reason for something.
Example: "The decision was made on a single basis: the need for cost reduction."
Alternatives: "one foundation" or "a sole reason".
Most existing stationarity tests rely on a single basis.
Thus, they allow to explore the image at various levels of details and can serve as a single basis for many different further processings.
The Vanguard Group, which has built its reputation on cost-cutting and general frugality, said last week that its average expense ratio declined last year by a single basis point, or a hundredth of a percent, to 0.28percentt of net assets.
Indeed, within a single basis, the meaningful information (nonzero pixels) concentrates in a small region.
He argues that a mental state, and a self-attribution of that state, can share a single basis.
Treasury prices inched lower inched lower ahead of Bernanke's speech, upping the yield on the benchmark 10-year note by a single basis point, to 3.81%.
For the sulfur atoms in H2S molecules, S atoms have been brought into computation, by assigning single zeta polarized basis sets, while for the hydrogen atoms, a single zeta basis has been used.
The presented models can be used as a basis for further biomass and nutrient assessments on a single tree basis as well as at the plot scale.
Classical annealing by coupling the Ising spins to a cooling environment is not quantum since at all times the thermal density matrix of the system is diagonal in the computational basis, a single-particle basis.
Karyotyping was performed using GTG banding and fluorescence in situ hybridization on a single cell basis.
Almost all regional opera in the United States operates on a single contract basis, with principal singers engaged for a production, then moving on to their next job elsewhere.
