The phrase "a single drawer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one drawer, typically in the context of furniture or storage.
Example: "The desk has a single drawer that is perfect for storing pens and paper."
Alternatives: "one drawer" or "a lone drawer".
No desk or closet; simply a metal clothing rack and a single drawer.
By Louis XIV's reign, a kneehole type was in use, with a tier of drawers on each side and a single drawer in the centre above a space for the knees.
Along the bottom was a 24-inch Miele oven and gas cooktop, drawers for utensil storage and a dishwasher by Fisher & Paykel compact enough to fit in a single drawer.
My home became my temple, my clutter was my teacher, and my journey of self-discovery began with clearing out a single drawer.
The social networking kingpin, who recently married his sweetheart Priscilla Chan, said he lets his wife have the run of the closet in their Palo Alto, Calif., home and keeps his shirt "collection" in a single drawer.
In one instance, in the single drawer of a parchment-covered night stand with bronze feet that he designed for a family with young children, there was a pullout tray concealing a drawer-within-a-drawer, like an 18th-century desk might have had to hide love letters.
Next, she stopped at the Domus Design Collection showroom at Madison Avenue and East 34th Street, where she picked out the Cube X, a night stand with a minimalist form she approved of: a box with a single oversize drawer.
Rather than having stacks of equipment manuals and building specifications stored in a warehouse, the data can be compiled on disks or cartridges and kept in a single desk drawer.
All of its records fit into a single file drawer.
Or there's a table with the earnest simplicity of the Arts and Crafts movement, except for its single drawer pull -- the size of a softball.
Or there's a table with the earnest simplicity of the Arts and Crafts movement, except for its single drawer pull -- the size of a softball.
