The phrase "a single chunk and" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific part of something that is unified or whole, often in contexts related to data, information, or physical objects.
Example: "The data was processed as a single chunk and delivered to the client in one comprehensive report."
Alternatives: "one complete piece and" or "a unified segment and".
Last month Britain became the latest country to combine maternity and paternity leave into a single chunk of parental leave, to be split between mother and father however they see fit.
In contrast, patient 4 had only small lesions without significant callus formation and presented a single chunk of dermatological tissue approximately 1 mm in diameter embedded with filaments rather than calluses.
The evercookie, designed by Samy Kamkar, used a grab bag of techniques to tuck away a unique identifier in non-obvious spots in a browser's cache, and packaged them together into a single chunk of programming code.
Therefore, a single chunk causes multiple page faults, which eventually would result in creation and submission of thousands of I/O requests to the block layer for further processing before dispatching them to the physical storage.
And there a bag of marble dust – actually carved from a single chunk of marble by Sam Durant.
They no longer conceive of a typical gene as a single chunk of DNA encoding a single protein.
The structure's abundant ornamentation makes it appear to have been chiseled out of a single chunk of stone.
In Hogan's scenario, it would be meaningless to ask how gravity behaves at distances smaller than a single chunk of space.
Really Small Mystery Balls In centuries past in China, just about any ivory carver worth his salt could produce what is sometimes known as a mystery ball, a set of spheres within spheres laboriously carved from a single chunk of ivory.
The second samples removal mechanism removes a single chunk of data starting at a completely random time period.
