The phrase "a single bulletin" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one specific announcement or report, often in a formal or informational context.
Example: "The organization released a single bulletin detailing the changes in policy."
Alternatives: "one bulletin" or "a lone bulletin".
In this apparent glut of news, does a single weekday bulletin still really matter?
For almost two years, the government did not publish a single epidemiological bulletin tracking statistics like infant mortality.
But there has not been a single medical bulletin, and even the precise location of the "baseball-sized" tumour has still not been revealed.His choice of Cuba for further treatment suggests that the secrecy will continue.
In the 60 years since, the nature of TV news has changed beyond recognition, from a single nightly bulletin to 24-hour rolling news channels.
A single notice in the center bulletin yielded about 25 people for the first meeting, Meskin recalled.
Korean Central Television (KCTV), North Korea's state-owned broadcaster, has experimented with a more contemporary look for its main news bulletins, featuring - for a single day only - drone footage, graphics and time-lapse videos.
In eight hours of a single day in 2006, the Honolulu Star-Bulletin reported, S&P sold units in the Trump International Hotel & Tower, in Waikiki, for a total of seven hundred million dollars.
We'll streamline output by creating a single television team looking after News 24 and BBC1 bulletins based on the first floor.
A grander solution, outlined in a forthcoming Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, would be to provide a single online databank of all temperature data and analysis.
The bulletin is returning to its 1990s format with a single anchor, which for most of the year will be Bradby.
