The phrase "a single commission" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one specific commission or task assigned to an individual or group.
Example: "The artist was thrilled to receive a single commission for a mural in the new community center."
Alternatives: "one commission" or "a sole commission".
Le Corbusier returned to France without a single commission.
— Anne Carson, "Red Doc>." Le Corbusier returned to France without a single commission.
A single commission (often with an existing score) is reason to celebrate in any ballet company's season.
Government consultations on the creation of a single commission emphasised an intended focus on strategic interventions and arm's-length advice.
The government wishes to avoid setting up new separate watchdogs for age, sexual orientation and religion, so it plans to create a single commission.
Earlier this year, government watchdog groups pressed to have all ethics and lobbying oversight combined into a single commission that would oversee both the executive and legislative branches.
The committee says it does not want to impose a single statutory framework for integration, but does wish to see a single commissioning process.
Integrating health and social care functions and budgets to create a single commissioning function would suggest a smoother patient journey and financial savings, for example, by reducing hospital admissions and delayed discharges of elderly patients by spending money on a support package to allow them to be cared for at home.
He added: "There needs to be a single commissioning budget so we can make the link between health and education, planning, leisure, and crucially health and housing... Somewhere along the line, that link got broken and we need to get it back again".
To that end, Better doesn't have a single commissioned loan officer on staff.
For example, an ethnographic study tracking a single commissioning proposal from the early stages could be illuminating.
