The phrase "a single consignment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one shipment or delivery of goods, often in a logistics or shipping context.
Example: "The order will be shipped in a single consignment to ensure timely delivery."
Alternatives: "one shipment" or "a sole delivery."
It has been shown in the literature that inefficiency exists in a decentralized consignment channel with a single revenue share agreement.
We do not suggest that the unilateral adoption by a single manufacturer of an agency or consignment pattern and the Schwinn type of restrictive distribution system would be justified in any and all circumstances by the presence of the competition of mass merchandisers and by the demonstrated need of the franchise system to meet that competition.
If you're lucky, you're able to swap frocks with a friend or know of a fabulous consignment boutique that helps justify buying something new for a single party.
Evtimov [9] suggested that there should be interoperability between CIM and SMGS procedures, and identified three phases: (1) a common CIM/SMGS consignment note, (2) a unique claim handling mechanism, and (3) a single Eurasian rail transport law.
The cargo was described by John Guy of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York as "the richest and largest consignment of early ninth-century southern Chinese gold and ceramics ever discovered in a single hoard".
Or better yet, get a purse at a consignment shop and decorate it.
Sometimes you can find a great deal at a thrift shop or a consignment shop.
You might find a chic find at a consignment shop or even your local Goodwill.
The ingredients of the boom are the biggest Gillray exhibition ever, currently at Tate Britain; the recent appearance at auction of two single-owner consignments of hundreds of Gillray prints - one a virtual sell-out, the other to be sold on 26 June; and an enterprising auctioneer.
