The phrase "a single example that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to one specific instance or case that illustrates a point or concept.
Example: "To clarify my argument, I will provide a single example that demonstrates the effectiveness of this approach."
Alternatives: "one instance that" or "a specific case that".
Authors' response : We analyzed a collection of what are currently available in the public domain and have not found a single example that contradicts our grouping scheme and predictions concerning the trend of GC content variation in relationship with other extrinsic factors.
In this manuscript Schupbach et al. show that the construct used by Saunders and Cohen included 5'UTR sequences, which are required for localization of grk RNA to the nucleus (see also: Development. 2005 May 132 10):2345-53). To my knowledge there is not a single example that suggests that the oocyte nucleus is transcriptionally active at this stage.
So a lot of people asking about, is there a single example that I could share from a single company to walk you through each of the stages?
If you want a single example that captures why so many people no longer believe in the good intentions of the Bush administration, look at the case of mercury pollution.
However, the single example that is shown does not look particularly like the examples of X-lesion bindScharffharff's study.
"[There is] one single example that we know of related to US marijuana traveling south into Mexico, based on intelligence gathered during the course of an ongoing investigation.
Again and again, Jones connects the dots in parallel lines, so that the single examples that might in themselves be dismissed as circumstantial or overblown become more or less unanswerable.
In the case of the ratio decidendi, the precedent set is the principle or reasoning that has been established in a single case that serves as an example or rule to be followed in subsequent cases.
That claim will be a lot more convincing if Kobach had exposed a single example of that happening in Kansas.
One contributor to "The World of the Favourite", to take only a single example, notes that men close to the king often operated outside established institutional channels, diverting through themselves the normal flow of access and information to the king.
Not a single example of that kind was observed in this study.
