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The phrase "a single item for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one specific object or element intended for a particular purpose or context.
Example: "I need a single item for the project that will stand out and capture attention."
Alternatives: "one item for" or "a solitary item for".
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However, in the interest of usability, the two items were consolidated as a single item for the checklist (see final definition in Table 2).
See also Woot, a site that sells a single item for a low price every day (and was repeatedly derided in the Jellyfish Smack forum) and ZeeDive, a site with a different model we reviewed here.
There is not a single item for sale that requires a battery or a plug.
SAPA is officially a wholesale market, so some products are only sold in large quantities, although after some haggling you might be able to buy a single item for incredibly cheap.
It would be crazy to treat people who paid the most like this". Shipping containers were strewn about the property; there wasn't a single item for purchase inside the on-site general store, and the concierge booth was half-built.
However, a single item for self-efficacy has been shown elsewhere to have validity in predicting behavioural change [59], [60].
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Child smoking behaviour was measured for descriptive purposes using a single item from the Health Survey for England [ 48].
And what is wrong with datum for a single item of data?
Karimi-Nasab and Konstantaras (2013) considered special sales offer for a single item from the supplier under stochastic replenishment intervals.
Finally, we used a single item measure for occupational commitment rather than a scale.
Second, we only had a single item measure for insomnia-related symptoms.
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