The phrase "a single case that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one specific instance or example of something, often in a discussion or analysis.
Example: "In a single case that was reviewed, the evidence clearly supported the defendant's claims."
Alternatives: "one instance that" or "a particular case that".
He has not and cannot provide this Court with a single case that has held that an infringer of a copyright is entitled to sue a third party for infringing the original portions of his work.
American Home has been forced to set aside $13.2 billion to resolve fen-phen litigation after failing to win a single case that came to trial over the last four years.
James Murdoch, who has denied that he was told that the hacking involved more than a single case that resulted in two men's going to jail in 2007, almost immediately disputed the former executives' testimony to the committee on Tuesday.
The N.F.L. prefers this approach because it allows its lawyers to focus on a single case that will produce a single resolution, and reduce the possibility of inconsistent rulings by different judges.
"I think it's the work of two political appointees who had to fix the blame on someone who's not connected to Daley — that's me," he said in an interview, questioning why the lengthy investigation focused so heavily on a single case that occurred during his brief tenure when allegations stretch for many years before and after.
"There is not a single case that supports that mythology.
When the researchers further tested the families with a single case, they found that the parents did not have the mutation, suggesting that the mutations were not inherited but had arisen spontaneously in mom's egg or dad's sperm.
Mr. Wall said his adversaries "can't point to a single case" where that had been a problem.
These problems are examined within a single case study that looks at the design phase of the IR-150 Aiscrafthewhich is the first passenger plane designed using the capabilities of Iranian firms.
They reasoned that multiple law firms often take part in a single case and that parties could try to manipulate the process by hiring law firms where the relatives of justices worked to prevent a particular justice from ruling.
Breech-loading rifles became practical only with the design of cartridges that housed the primer as well as the propellant in a single case, and that provided an effective seal when the weapon was fired.
