The phrase "a single fake" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to one instance of something that is not genuine or authentic.
Example: "In the art world, a single fake can undermine the value of an entire collection."
Alternatives: "one counterfeit" or "a lone imitation".
To date, Paso Pacifico has yet to put a single fake egg in a nest.
Exton says they haven't had a single fake or misleading profile.
He returned with three samples, including a single fake Nike Tiempo, the first of the batch, which was sent to the Italian buyer to make sure it met his standards.
RT adamantly rejects any and all claims and insuations that the network has originated even a single "fake story" related to the US election," wrote Anna Belkina, head of communications.
Then Kentucky's Tinashe strolls along with a single full of pan-pipe flutes, unexpectedly impeccable production, and a video shot in an industrial park, and still has more star quality in a single fake eyelash than Jessie J does in her whole body.
Supporters of the net neutrality rules are not blameless either, he added, pointing to 7.5 million comments filed in favor of the regulations that appeared to come from 45,000 distinct email addresses, "all generated by a single fake e-mail generator website". Some 400,000 comments backing the rules, he said, appeared to originate from a mailing address based in Russia.
Ingredients you might combine in a single cake: fake.
(By, for example, Facebook's platform turning a single clickbaity fake news story into a viral sensation that suddenly has major opinion-shifting influence).
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A paper published in the American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene described lab tests of more than 900 samples of antimalarial drugs purchased in Equatorial Guinea and Ghana, in which Global Good's system detected every single fake.
