The phrase "a single harmonized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to one unified or coordinated element, often in relation to music, systems, or processes.
Example: "The project was completed with a single harmonized approach that ensured all team members were on the same page."
Alternatives: "a unified" or "a coordinated".
Researchers and modelers are able to use these tools to run an ensemble of models on a single, harmonized dataset.
The leader's energy — the heat — brings the parts into a single harmonized whole.
Second, he argued that by reducing the number of disparate databases to a single "harmonized" network, complexity, risks, and costs would be reduced.
Finally, while reviewing the job descriptions, it could be advantageous to create a single harmonized document for the entire health care delivery system, for all settings.
An initial imputation step was carried out on each chip series separately to create a single harmonized, long-range phased genotype dataset consisting of 707 525 SNPs.
Data from the Australian Rural Mental Health Study (ARMHS) [ 25] and comparable data from a study of urban-inner regional areas of Newcastle, NSW, known as the Hunter Community Study (HCS) [ 26] were combined into a single harmonized dataset.
Single harmonized rate of time-and-a-half for all staff in pay bands 1 to 7 eligible for overtime payments, and double time for overtime on general public holidays.
Their filigree often converges in a single braided line, taut and harmonized, and somehow innately Southern.
Through the single window, all demands for information and documents made by the bodies involved in trade are given in a coordinated and harmonized manner through a single interlocutor, preferably in a computerized system accessible over the Internet.
In a recent scuffle New Jersey wanted to create a new sales tax for fur coats, even though the harmonized system allows only a single category for clothing.
The song exists in a variety of settings, the earliest for a single voice, with two- and three-voice harmonized versions appearing in the 14th century.
