The phrase "a single box of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying the quantity and type of an item, often in contexts like shopping or inventory.
Example: "I would like to purchase a single box of chocolates for the party."
Alternatives: "one box of" or "a lone box of".
I pulled out a single box of each recording and sent it to a cheaper warehouse in Texas, and took the rest to the dump".
Cuba officially views American products as symbols of oppression and has vowed not to buy so much as a grain of American rice or a single box of Rice Krispies.
She visited four online retail sites -- Birthdayexpress.com, Birthdayinabox.com, BirthdayUSA.com and Kidspartyworld.com -- where she could choose from dozens of popular children's themes and then buy a single box of supplies containing the rudiments of an eight-guest birthday party.
But he shows some anger at dealers who sell mostly to wholesalers like him but will sell a single box of shrimp or a single bag of clams direct to a restaurant.
Eliminating a single box of food each month may not seem like a significant loss, but not if you are one of the elderly who rely on that box of food to make the difference between eating three square meals a day or going hungry.
You can buy a single box of color, or you can subscribe.
The results reinforce the need to apply a multi segmental model to these systems which cannot be effectively modelled using a single box approach because of spatial differences in hydrodynamics and topography.
I know that's hard to believe when a weed dealer shows up at a client's house with what looks like more weed than they could afford all year in a single box, but most of the money goes right back into more plants.
One early solution was virtualization, which enables one server to take on the work of several, raising the individual power efficiency of a single box.
A single box does give you plenty of pins to play with, but beware decorating your safety pin can be problematic.
Increasingly, computers used by scientific researchers are starting to escape the boundaries of a single box or even cluster and spread out to become "virtual," in some cases across thousands of miles.
