The phrase "a single conductor and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one conductor in a context that involves additional elements or items that follow.
Example: "In the circuit design, we will use a single conductor and additional components to ensure optimal performance."
Alternatives: "one conductor and" or "a lone conductor and".
Much more radically, the Stuttgart Opera has been mounting the four music dramas as a single project with a different director and designer in charge of each, though a single conductor, Lothar Zagrosek, presides throughout.
By neglecting the sub-span motions between the conductors, a bundle is modelled as an equivalent single conductor so that the initiation conditions for galloping, periodic and quasi-periodic states and their stability conditions are considered by taking advantage of previous achievements for a single conductor.
In any attack angle, the global drag coefficients of multi-bundled conductors are much smaller than those of a single conductor in the same wind velocity.
Galloping refers to wind-induced, low-frequency, large-amplitude oscillations that have been more frequently observed for a bundle conductor than for a single conductor.
This paper presents galloping measurements conducted on a high-voltage overhead test line equipped with a single conductor as well as a second configuration of three conductors with interphase spacers.
Leadership has gone from a symphony with a single conductor at the front engaging in visible, role-defined acts of leadership, to an improvisational jazz band where each individual musician takes turns leading and following, guiding and supporting, all while empowering their fellow bandmates.
The main electro-optical cable, manufactured by Alcatel, carries a single electrical conductor and 20 optical fibres.
These submarine cables using optical fibres and a single copper conductor are ideal to achieve the transport of signal and energy.
After Coates left, the orchestra reverted to its preferred practice of engaging numerous guest conductors rather than a single principal conductor.
