The phrase "a single expression in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific phrase or term within a particular context or medium.
Example: "The poem conveys a complex idea through a single expression in just a few lines."
Alternatives: "a solitary phrase in" or "one expression in".
Donor ages ranged from 24 to 34 years, and milk samples (≈100 mL from a single expression; in a small number of cases, samples expressed on different days were donated) were collected by manual expression into sterile collection bottles.
The reader macro function must not have any side effects other than on the input stream; because of backtracking and restarting of the read operation, front ends to the Lisp reader (e.g., ''editors" and ''rubout handlers") may cause the reader macro function to be called repeatedly during the reading of a single expression in which x only appears once. 5.
Their numerical evaluation using quadratures [ 2] or finite series [ 4], however, can be a pretty time-consuming, lengthy or awkward task, first because of numerical integrations over the spherical coordinates of the adopted coordinate system, and second because of the inexistence of a single expression, in the latter case.
22, 58 Instead of a single expression domain in the incisor region, two Shh expression areas appear in an antero-posterior sequence in each right and left incisor region during early development.
Three RTSS expression replicates were pooled into a single expression profile in each cell line.
Co-transformations were done by mixing different Agrobacterium strains (each carrying a single expression construct) in equal volumes prior to infiltration (Total OD600 of the mixed strains was 0.5), as previously described [ 4].
For monitoring expression we employed eGFP (either in a single expression unit or in a fusion to a selection marker) or an IgG molecule.
Finally, consecutive expressions of interest by a user in the same article in the course of the same session were interpreted as a single expression of interest in the article.
The review board's report on the causes of the crisis said that board members could not find a single expression of outrage in church correspondence from a supervising bishop about any priest that the bishops knew had been accused of abuse.
By using Proposition 1 in the appendix, we can write both cases in a single expression as follows: (28).
Not the ones he just decorated but the handful he designed from the ground up, in which he brought all his talents to bear in a single expression.
