The phrase "a single isolated point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific, distinct location or idea that is not connected to anything else.
Example: "In the vast landscape of ideas, we must focus on a single isolated point to develop our argument."
Alternatives: "a lone point" or "a solitary point".
As long as at least one of the homeostatic mechanisms controls (operatorname{var}(r)) and (langle r rangle), the system has two degrees of freedom and therefore may satisfy the two fixed-point equations nondegenerately, that is, at a single isolated fixed point.
The first target was to select devices that exhibit characteristics with a single isolated first peak.
In addition, the intention had been to analyze the different treatment areas separately, but this was not possible due to the confounding factor that allocation of individual injection points to a single isolated area was not necessarily possible (for example, some glabellar injection points also affect forehead lines and vice versa).
They're often a single isolated object; the most extraordinarily lonely still lifes imaginable.
Promoter activities of protonema-specific genes RM09 and RM55 in a single isolated leaf cell.
The following points make this paper different from previous studies: (a) introducing Multi-Island Genetic Algorithm to optimize airfoils for VAWTs; (b) investigating the airfoil as part of the VAWT rather than as a single isolated body with 3D simulations.
Most congenital disorders, especially malformations, occur sporadically, as a single isolated case within a family.
Thus the Ajax study was concerned with the dynamics of a single isolated missile.
The first occurs only if a single isolated particle has multiple steady states.
The coexistence of vortex-induced vibration (VIV) and galloping is observed for a single isolated cylinder.
