The phrase "a single classification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one specific category or grouping within a broader context.
Example: "In this study, we will focus on a single classification of species to analyze their behavior."
Alternatives: "one category" or "a sole classification".
Sometimes the planetary and synoptic scales are combined into a single classification termed the large-scale, or macroscale.
Lovett had always intended to record country music, blues, ballads, gospel and church songs, rockabilly songs, folk songs, Western swing tunes, and songs with big-band arrangements, but he didn't think he could get away with having records devoted to a single classification, so he put them together, usually with half of a record devoted to a particular style.
Sometimes, a single classification rule is not powerful enough to sufficiently predict classes of new data.
In other functional approaches, this preference for a single classification is not held in the same way.
Each group of connected hotspots is then assigned a single classification as metastasis/not metastasis by an automatic algorithm.
He also rejects the claim that there is a single classification of things in nature that the natural philosopher should seek to discover.
The two subsets of transcription factors were merged into a modified single classification scheme by taking the union inside each transcription factor family.
This section discusses past efforts on emotion detection in music, mainly in terms of emotion model, extracted features, and the kind of modeling of the learning problem: (a) single label classification, (b) regression, and (c) multi-label classification.
This shows that features which are far from optimal in single classification have a positive contribution in combination with other features.
Although the process of manual annotation considers the neighborhood of a site, the classification of the middle site of a window of 3 is less accurate than a single site classification.
Can a single employee classification be adopted for all postdocs, regardless of funding source?
