The phrase "a single capital" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one capital letter or a single capital city in a specific context.
Example: "In the word 'Apple', there is a single capital at the beginning."
Alternatives: "one capital letter" or "a lone capital".
A single capital litigation can cost more than $1 million.
Yet it does not need a merger of stock exchanges to create a single capital market.
From a single capital, it attempts to impose its demands across time zones, continents, oceans and beyond.
Indeed, he fails to understand its character: In the old imperialism, the empire had a single capital, and its objectives were opposed to those of every other empire.
Those funds, as well as Vanguard's even older line of tax-efficient offerings, have never made a single capital gains distribution.
"We would like to see the money brought together into a single capital pot held by the local authority into which schools could bid.
But the fact is that the present system (or lack of one) is not working.Most of Europe now has a single currency, but it still lacks a true single capital market.
The introduction of the euro has created a big single capital market, making it easier and cheaper to raise money for investment.
The success of this huge hostile takeover, the outcome of which was settled not by governments but by shareholders in the two companies, was widely hailed as a sign that Europe's single capital market was starting to deliver its promised benefits.
That was the directive that Romano Prodi, the president of the European Commission, the European Union's executive arm, gave to a group of designers and thinkers who were asked for suggestions on how to create a single European capital.
For it has serious implications also for the unfinished agenda of creating a single European capital market.The directive has, after all, been a tortuous ten years in the making.
