The phrase "a single event that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one specific occurrence or incident that has significance or relevance in a particular context.
Example: "The study focused on a single event that changed the course of history."
Alternatives: "one occurrence that" or "a solitary incident that".
But the emergence of life was a single event that occurred 3.5 billion to 4 billion years ago.
But trying to address all that in a single event that is also meant to highlight performance, fashion and celebrity is a stretch.
But trying to address all that in a single event that is also meant to highlight celebrity, fashion and performance is a stretch.
-If two people publish conflicting versions of a single event, how do you decide if one version is more "true?" Is it possible to have two conflicting versions of a single event that are both factually-based?
If there was a single event that led the BBC to require battlefield training for all its war correspondents, it was the fatal shooting of a twenty-nine-year-old reporter, John Schofield, in August of 1995...
If there was a single event that led the BBC to require battlefield training for all its war correspondents, it was the fatal shooting of a twenty-nine-year-old reporter, John Schofield, in August of 1995..
"I think if the relay was a single individual event that would be my event, it's much better than the hurdles, I haven't got anything to trip over.
Whereas menarche is a well-defined single event that women can recall with reasonable accuracy (for example, 90% accurately recalled the age within a year in one study [ 2]), the onset of breast development, regular menses and peak growth cannot be ascertained by a single event and, hence, recall is likely to be less accurate.
In the unlikely event that staff do become unblinded to the treatment status of a given participant, the nature of the treatment allocation process (as described above) means that the unblinding would be a single event and that nothing could be inferred about other participants' treatment assignments.
If there was a single event this summer that symbolized the perceived excess of Silicon Valley, it was the wedding of Sean Parker, the co-founder of Napster.
It's called a common-mode failure and involves a single event or condition that can cause simultaneous multiple malfunctions and create widespread failure in the plant's safety system.
