The phrase "a single foundation and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a concept or idea that is built upon one main principle or basis, often in a context where additional information follows.
Example: "In our project, we aim to establish a single foundation and then build upon it with various supporting elements."
Alternatives: "one core basis and" or "a unified foundation and".
MORE than six years later and not a single foundation has been laid for the new homes planned for the intersection of Kissam Lane and Glenwood Road.
The use of the Galaxy interface additionally provides a single foundation for integration of services, the construction of RDF graphs, and their subsequent querying.
We assert that alien insect invasions are another critical global change factor and the sunfleck regimes created by selective removal of a single foundation tree species by an invasive insect are distinct from sunfleck regimes in undisturbed forests or those created by other forms of canopy disturbance.
"It's been out of this world," said Jack DaSilva, a local developer who recently sold 150 homes in the Ironbound before even a single foundation had been poured.
Elizabeth A. Gurl, the current board president, who is on the staff of the Guggenheim Foundation, said that at one point the co-op also adopted rules limiting the number of applicants from any one foundation, so a single foundation would not dominate the building.
The two ambulance services joined together last year to create a single foundation trust covering an area from the Cotswolds to Cornwall.
"Having a container runtime engine such as rkt, along with container cluster managing system Kubernetes under a single foundation umbrella will bring huge benefits for providing solid end-user solutions to the industry".
Some breeds developed through centuries of crossing other breeds, while others descended from a single foundation sire, or other limited or restricted foundation bloodstock.
All Morgans trace back to a single foundation sire, a stallion named Figure, who was born in West Springfield, Massachusetts in 1789.
