The phrase "a single initiative" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to one specific action or project aimed at achieving a particular goal.
Example: "The organization launched a single initiative to improve community health services."
Alternatives: "one initiative" or "a solitary initiative."
But Dianne Baumert-Moyik, a spokeswoman for Mr. Gulotta, said the legislators have proposed "not a single initiative" toward fixing the budget.
He has encouraged people to picture them as a single initiative, he said, because one without the other "wouldn't make a lot of sense".
They got higher spending and more taxes, but not a single initiative to create any new jobs or improve New York's economy".
No2ID started as a tactical response to a single initiative, but we rapidly found ourselves at war with a Whitehall culture of mass supervision that demands we be forbidden from trusting one another, but must trust official databases absolutely.
"I am not talking about a single initiative, pilot project or temporary program," Judge Lippman said, "but what I believe must be a comprehensive, multifaceted, systemic approach to providing counsel to the indigent in civil cases".
WHEN Ed Stelmach, an unassuming farmer from rural Alberta, became the surprise choice of the province's ruling Conservatives to replace the abrasive Ralph Klein as provincial premier, political pundits found it hard to recall a single initiative he had championed in four previous cabinet jobs.
They enlisted eight health policy experts to sign a letter that, without endorsing the math behind any single initiative, proclaimed it was "not only possible, but likely" that Mr. Obama could save $200 billion annually.
So, while the Massachusetts law is a great move, it is one single initiative, in a single state.
But as the debate went forward a consensus formed that republican rule would check the single initiative of a president.
Just get the money out of here.'" Arguably the most important single initiative was a £30m programme to run problem-oriented projects with the police.
"They share my view that there was no single initiative from a business perspective that would be more powerful to put a sign out — open for business in Michigan".
