The phrase "a single cubicle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one individual workspace or office partition, often in the context of an office environment.
Example: "After the renovation, the company decided to allocate a single cubicle for each employee to ensure privacy."
Alternatives: "one cubicle" or "a lone cubicle".
Mr. Vovo pessimistically envisaged himself exchanging his present apartment, a large, sunny one, for a single dark cubicle in a run-down rooming house.
The TSC GOI's individual household latrine unit design of 5 feet wall height, single cubicle, and single shallow pit pour flush latrine with no roof and no water provision and, in many cases, with doors missing [ 2], was regarded by people as incomplete and insufficient for use.
The only predictor variables considered in this analysis were presence of an infected patient in the same cubicle in preceding weeks, and whether the cubicle was a single or multi-bed cubicle.
In each period, the cattle were housed as a single group in cubicle accommodation for the first 20 days, individually in metabolism units for the next 3 days, and then in indirect open-circuit respiration calorimeter chambers for the final 5 days with feed intake, feces and urine outputs and gaseous exchange measured during the final 4 days.
Room design incorporated the aggregation of patients with delirium and difficult to control behaviours in a single 5-bedded cubicle.
The bed space is defined as the area around an individual bed that offers privacy either as a single room or a cubicle.
"There's not much time for a losing candidate to mope," said Mr. Pomeroy, who will soon head to the Capitol's basement, where a cubicle with a single phone and computer await him to finish out the lame-duck session.
In 1997, when Business Weeks editorial staff began the move into cubicles, the magazine reported not only that "some 35 million of the 45 million white-collar workers in this country" were working in cubicles but also that, in a single decade, the size of the average cubicle had decreased by as much as fifty per cent.
