The phrase "a single dimension of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific aspect or characteristic of a broader topic or concept.
Example: "In this study, we will explore a single dimension of human behavior related to decision-making."
Alternatives: "one aspect of" or "a specific facet of".
But the clothes are just a single dimension of what, at any particular moment, a fashion show is about.
"Achievement scores fit the American belief in a single dimension of ability that distinguishes winners from losers..
The trick, as I found in a study with Nailya Ordabayeva, is to avoid cutting down on a single dimension of the product.
But overwhelmingly, professionals don't want to be defined by a single dimension of their identity ("the black guy" or "the gay one").
In instrumental voice assessment, multiparametric models reflect the multidimensional nature of voice and are therefore better than models that reflect only a single dimension of voice.
The area of distance range model uses the entire dispersal curve, but is based on a single dimension of space and thus conceptually abstracted from the grid landscape.
For later, we define an index-termed discriminative per dimension and abbreviated to DPD, which can be explained as discriminative power of a single dimension for better evaluating the effectiveness of dimension reduction method.
However, Razavi et al.'s [ 26] findings of a single-dimension of global psychological distress have not been replicated in other studies examining cancer.
However, if multiple tests measure a single dimension, all of them should be subsumed under a single factor of L2 competence.
ψConfirmatory Factor Analysis was conducted using structural equation modeling in which the responses to each question were modeled as comprised of the influence of a single dimension and a number of group factors.
Here, unlike woodchopping, we cannot reduce ability to a single dimension (the number of ideas that an engineer has per hour about how to design aircraft wings is a silly measure of intelligence).
