The phrase "a single driving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to one primary force or motivation behind an action or event.
Example: "The project was successful due to a single driving factor: the team's unwavering commitment to excellence."
Alternatives: "one main driving" or "a sole driving".
This paper proposes an independent control of motions of several sliders arranged on a single driving system.
Then a two-out ground ball by Matsui bounced over the outside of third base for a single, driving in Jeter.
Conventional representation of crack growth rates, da/dN, as a function of a single driving force, ΔK, is considered as inadequate.
Without a single driving narrative like the cold war, impeachment or a huge terrorist attack, a lot of smaller stories must compete for time in even a 24-hour news cycle.
Then, 4 hours and 51 minutes after the first batter had stepped up to the plate, Jose Vizcaino hit a single, driving in the run to win the game for the Yankees.
Doors opening; vehicles moving; crowds passing; humans walking, working, eating, dancing; wheels turning; gadgets shuttling: all these behaviours, living or not, are repetitive, and in their repetition they all become equal and one, a single driving incessant operation.
Bobby Higginson hit a ground-ball single, driving home one run, before Pettitte struck out Dean Palmer and Wendell Magee; just one more out, and the Yankees would survive with a 3-1 lead.
Rodriguez won Game 3 on Friday with an 11th-inning single, driving in the tying and go-ahead runs in a 4-3 Marlins victory.
Behind all Mr. Knight's work — however inventive or techno-savvy — is one single driving force: a passion for fashion.
If only a single strategic driving error is active, it will be displayed until the driver adapts the driving advice (e.g., reduces travel speed to max. 85 km/h).
It is ridiculous to have a single person driving some giant S.U.V. in the city.
