The phrase "a single choice of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one specific option or selection among multiple possibilities.
Example: "In this survey, participants are limited to a single choice of their preferred flavor."
Alternatives: "one option of" or "a sole selection of".
A sketch of our procedure, for a single choice of λ, α and L, requires several steps: generate L copies of x, each x distributed χ2, and multiply each x by λ; use GC to compute λε; draw another random realization x from a χ2 and compute the GC test statistic as y = λx/λε.
The company certainly has a network effect, since users will likely default to a single choice of app when requesting a taxi.
Because our tests suggest that lateral resolution in the studied region is not uniform, a single choice of a correlation length may be inappropriate.
Feminists and social theorists (e.g. Nelson 1993) have argued that the fact that the evidence, or, in Kuhn's case, the shared values of science, do not fix a single choice of theory, allows external factors to determine the final outcome (see Martin 1991 and Schiebinger 1999 for feminist social constructivism).
It is not obvious that these competing requirements can all be satisfied with a single choice of εglue and ε.
That environmental influences also contribute to the covariation of leisure time activities suggests the possibility of influencing more than a single choice of how children allocate their leisure time.
(A single choice, as in [34], of C ϵ for a fixed ϵ, will not do).
The English-language "Mr. Nobody" is an even more ambitious take on similar themes: Jared Leto plays the oldest man in the world, who intertwines two different versions of his life, each the result of a single choice during childhood.
As a plurality of this Court recently observed: "If numerous private choices, rather than the single choice of a government, determine the distribution of aid, pursuant to neutral eligibility criteria, then a government cannot, or at least cannot easily, grant special favors that might lead to a religious establishment".
For if numerous private choices, rather than the single choice of a government, determine the distribution of aid pursuant to neutral eligibility criteria, then a government cannot, or at least cannot easily, grant special favors that might lead to a religious establishment.
The choice 6 against 1 is better than 9 against 2 because choosing 6 against 1 twice will put us in a better place than the single choice of 9 against 2. Now we can pick the next few candidates, keeping track of the size and the power of the test with the choice of critical region being the values of x not yet chosen (see Table 2).
