The phrase "a single brand of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one specific type or category of a product or service offered by a particular brand.
Example: "In the market, there is a single brand of organic coffee that stands out for its quality and flavor."
Alternatives: "one specific brand of" or "a particular brand of".
A single brand of tracing paper.
"Not a single brand of diving watches had even attempted to improve these parts where water can come in," he said.
Sales measured in the tens of millions looked good on 237th Street but weren't so impressive at a place where a single brand of cookie, the Oreo, brings in over a billion dollars a year.
Health ministry officials acknowledged that the elevated formaldehyde levels found in a single brand of e-cigarette was not proof in itself that vaping posed an increased cancer risk.
The idea that putting his name on the ballot a third time is the best way to give voters a choice can make sense only to people who believe that the ideal grocery store would sell a single brand of toothpaste in a great many different containers.
From an early age, Mr. Elbaz would also figure out math-related businesses — like buying the entire supply of a single brand of baseball cards in El Paso, Tex., then reselling them at three times the money at a memorabilia convention.
It was a transition from handling marketing for a single brand, to a host of brands, to an expansion of role beyond marketing to include game management and community management within the business unit along side brand marketing.
But he said the bombing and shootings in Norway last month, carried out by a right-wing, anti-Muslim extremist, were a reminder that the government could not focus exclusively on any single brand of radicalism.
Opposition to abortion was his avowed motive, but the man is too convoluted for any single brand of hatred.
Due to these differences, it is unlikely that any single brand of AM will be universally adopted, bringing into question whether the results of studies using different brands of AMs produce comparable results.
In 1996 Rosenfeld was put in charge of Kraft's entire Canadian division, broadening her experience beyond the marketing of a single brand or type of food product.
