The phrase "a single broker" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one individual broker in a financial or business context.
Example: "In this market, a single broker can significantly influence the price of stocks."
Alternatives: "one broker" or "a lone broker".
Yet to date not a single broker has been prosecuted for failing to register deals under the statute.
But they all use Stuttgart because, since 1999, a single broker there, Euwax, has nurtured a business with no serious rival.
It is difficult to know exactly how many listings there are, because owners often list exclusively with a single broker and not on a listing service.
Hong Kong limits the size of a trade a single broker may handle, raising customers' costs in order to protect the livelihoods of its less efficient members.
That, at least, is a start, but you shouldn't limit your mortgage shopping to a single broker, and brokers don't expect you to.
Manhattan is the only major real estate market in the country without a multiple listing service, which allows customers to shop for all the available properties in a given geographic area through a single broker.
This is a broker's position, where a single agent is appreciated by a dyad and can thus influence the dyad.
Through these tests, we are able to show that performance does not degrade over time, that the system will handle up to 1000 simultaneous data providers or data consumers with a single message broker, and that multiple message brokers can be linked to provide scalability beyond 1000 providers or consumers.
Persuading colleagues to join him was complicated by how scattered Merrill's black brokers were: despite a global network of 14,000 brokers, the firm did not have a single black broker in more than 25 states.
The bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers gave a harsh lesson to hedge funds about the dangers of doing all of their borrowing and saving with a single prime broker.
Not a single power broker hailed from the nation's largest state -- a state without which no Republican presidential candidate won the presidency in the 20th century.
