The phrase "a single criterion in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific standard or measure within a particular context or framework.
Example: "In evaluating the success of the project, we will focus on a single criterion in determining its overall impact."
Alternatives: "one standard in" or "a sole measure in".
Today, there is no longer a single criterion of status in, say, sports.
Among the children with MSD, 43.2% (range from 29.9% in Pakistan to 78.7% in India) fulfilled a single criterion, whereas 42.5% (range from 14.1% in Mozambique to 55.4% in Pakistan) fulfilled two criteria, and 14.3% (range from 1.2% in India to 33.3% in Mozambique) met three to five criteria.
Although dynamic games are closely related to optimal control problems, there is a little difference between the two: there is a single control input (u(t)) and a single criterion to be optimized in an optimal control problem, and dynamic game theory generalizes this to two control inputs (u(t)), (v(t)) and two criteria.
The PSI is based on case-fatality ratio as a single criterion to assess severity of pandemic in initial stages.
The use of oxygen therapy as a single criterion for defining BPD has limitations in clinical situations [ 5].
It is based on the equivalent stress concept derived from energy principles and is expressed in terms of a single criterion.
Before Ms. Arroyo and Mr. Santana, the actress Chita Rivera and the opera star Plácido Domingo were the only Latinos among 185 artists who had received the award since it was created in 1978 with a single criterion: excellence.
When I first wrote about ROIKOI in 2014, I found it to be a pretty fascinating concept; a Facebook-fueled leaderboard based on a single criterion—"who [in your social network] would you love to work with".
In What Is Life? (1944), the Nobel physicist Erwin Schrödinger narrowed it down to a single criterion -- negative entropy, or "negentropy".
