The phrase "a single issue of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one specific edition or publication of a magazine, journal, or similar periodical.
Example: "I just bought a single issue of the magazine to read on my flight."
Alternatives: "one edition of" or "a lone copy of".
Unlike the Soil-Vegetation Maps a single issue of the legend is sufficient for interpretation.
Extreme Productions A single issue of Adult Video News (April 2000) yields the following.
Few of the other candidates have staked as bold a claim on a single issue of overriding importance.
The fight, he told the country, was about a single issue of reform: privatising the post office.
A single issue of a daily newspaper could supply fodder for at least a dozen stage tragedies.
With the poet Robert Duncan she published a single issue of a small-press magazine, Epitaph, which developed into The Experimental Review.
Single-Topic Issue Honors print magazines that have devoted a single issue to the comprehensive examination of one subject.
Like trolls, many of these tags are triggered by a single issue – top of the list is feminism (they hate it), closely followed by God (they love him) and politics (don't go there).
Beginning with a comparative analysis of individual pages, the chapter slowly broadens its focus through a close analysis of a single issue, an examination of a year of Mayfair, and, finally, an expansive analysis of the complete publication run of La Revue Moderne.
It recommended governments examine data which suggested that addressing a single issue with a whole-of-government approach could have positive effect on a number of other problems.
In the first study, pairs of buyers and sellers bargained over a single issue, the price of a commodity.
