The phrase "a single database of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a unified collection of data or information stored in one location.
Example: "The company has developed a single database of customer information to streamline their marketing efforts."
Alternatives: "a unified database of" or "a centralized database of".
A controversial figure who led the error-strewn care.data programme, which aimed to create a single database of all English patients' medical records, Kelsey will leave his role as NHS England's national director for patients and information in December.
The previous Labour government was forced to scrap plans for a single database of telecoms records in 2009 after a public outcry and criticism from the Conservatives and Lib Dems.
The GB3D Type Fossils Online project, funded by JISC, aims to develop a single database of the type specimens, held in British collections, of macrofossil species and subspecies found in the UK, including links to photographs (including 'anaglyph' stereo pairs) and a selection of 3D digital models.
If you're opening the Pandora's box of allowing almost.anything to become a TLD and ICANNNN has been criticised for the entire endeavour — creating and maintaining "a single database of validated trademarks" to provide a "rights protection mechanism" for tracking trademark ownership and claims was always going to be unavoidable.
Omar Mateen was once placed on the Selectee List of the FBI's Terrorist Screening Database, which the bureau describes on its website as "a single database of identifying information about those known or reasonably suspected of being involved in terrorist activity".
These two datasets have now been merged into a single database of 41.704 ESTs, representing, according to their analysis, 22,038 putative unigenes.
Data extraction was done by a surgeon from each unit and data from the participating units were combined in a single database for the purpose of this study.
The various sources of data were merged into a single database for each site, and each of the three sites was analyzed as a separate survey.
Downing cites doctors' reticence about allowing the development of a single database for patients' medical information in the UK.
It stores raw data as well as processed data and provides a single database for a wide range of components and data types.
Friendster, in keeping with industry practice at the time, tended to put lots of information into a single database, one of the reasons for system slowdowns and crashes as the business grew.
