The phrase "a single criterion of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific standard or measure that is being applied to evaluate something.
Example: "In this study, we will focus on a single criterion of success: the overall satisfaction of participants."
Alternatives: "one standard of" or "a sole measure of".
Today, there is no longer a single criterion of status in, say, sports.
The assessment of agricultural performance in the last decades has been forced to move away from a single criterion of productivity towards broader viewpoints.
But all of the benchmarks that ultimately differentiate good universities from mediocre ones are not rolled up into a single criterion of overall performance.
Of the 19 cases with a single criterion of malaria severity, 13 had prostration, 5 had multiple seizures and 1 had severe anemia.
This may be because each of these questionnaires only assesses a single criterion of insomnia.
The second stringency level using a single criterion of a FDR < 1% increased the number of LXR binding sites in the T09-treated sample to 526 peaks and even more (1212 peaks) in the vehicle-treated sample.
The problem here with this algorithm, it only considered a single criteria of a network for allocating tasks to VMs while neglecting the VMs energy consumption that may cause these machines to retire forcing tasks to terminate.
Among the 46 cases of severe malaria, 19 (41%) had a single criteria of malaria severity, 15 (33%) had two, and 12 (26%) three or more.
Since the use of a single criterion for the selection of a representative peak set could be restrictive for the further analysis, we considered three criteria, each with different stringency.
The PSI is based on case-fatality ratio as a single criterion to assess severity of pandemic in initial stages.
However, this result was based on a relatively small number of patients with inactive renal disease (n = 14), probably because there was a low threshold for considering a patient to have active renal disease - being positive for any single criterion of hematuria, pyuria, proteinuria or casts was sufficient.
