The phrase "a single gifted" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used when referring to one individual who possesses a particular talent or ability, but it requires additional context or modification to be grammatically correct.
Example: "She is a single gifted artist who has won numerous awards for her work."
Alternatives: "a single talented" or "one gifted individual".
In District 7, in the South Bronx, there is not a single gifted program.
Like the web, Facebook is essentially the creation of a single gifted, visionary individual, one Mark Zuckerberg.
Though the strip, known as the Bertine Block, takes its name from the developer, Edward Bertine, these buildings were the work of a single gifted architect named George Keister.
Tania Branigan In the hit 1984 ITV series Jewel in the Crown, set in the dying days of the British Raj, a minor maharani screams on tasting a single malt gifted to her by Charles Dance – she thinks he's trying to poison her.
"One seemed simply to be here, less an accumulation of moments than a single arrangement continuously gifted from some inaccessible future".
THE TIC CODE -- Polly Draper in a drama about a single mother, her musically gifted son and the saxophonist he idolizes.
24th over: England 129-2 (Shah 1 Prior 18) New man in is Shah, who's gifted a single by the deep long-on.
No studio really wants to leave the final edit of such an expensive commercial property in the hands of a single individual director, however gifted.
At the end of the service, those gathered were each offered a single yellow or white rose gifted by members of the Muslim community, each with a handwritten peace message, as part of a "heart-to-heart" initiative, a gesture replicated across London.
Nor is Tito a savant, an autistic person with a single extraordinary talent like the mathematically gifted character in the movie "Rain Man".
The gifted Justin Henin seemingly cannot play a single point without looking up at her coach for reassurance or guidance.
