The phrase "a single landing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to aviation, web design, or any situation where a singular point of arrival or entry is being discussed.
Example: "The pilot executed a perfect approach, resulting in a single landing on the runway."
Alternatives: "one landing" or "a lone landing".
Sailplanes usually have a single landing wheel beneath the forward part of the fuselage.
The site places your profiles on a single landing page, along with a vCard button on the Web version, so others can download and import your contact data.
The new PopSugar, which has just unveiled a slick Web-site redesign that brings together on a single landing page its celebrity, lifestyle and fashion properties (the popular blogs FabSugar and fashionologie are now the vertical PopSugar: Fashion), facilitates sidewalk catwalk shopping.
Chen says that Strikingly's main differentiator is also its main value proposition the ability to start with a single landing page and then easily expand the site's functionality with e-commerce tools, blogs, mobile apps and other features.
From industrial practice, it is known that such controllers act on a single landing gear, that they use a single wheel speed measure, and that they require extensive trial-and-error tuning before release.
The longer flight deck of the carriers made landings easier for the AM-1 pilots and the squadron did not have a single landing accident during its deployment.
Meanwhile the pro-Russian separatists call their campaign a battle against resurgent neo-Nazis and fascists.That has troubling implications for the remaking of Ukraine as a single land.
Its size was 185,000 square meters, and it went for 5.25 billion renminbi, the most ever paid in a single land transaction in the Beijing area.
The development is potentially momentous, because, for the first time, it would bind together, by a single land route, a string of Iranian allies, including Hezbollah, in Lebanon; the Assad regime, in Syria; and the Iranian-dominated government in Iraq.
When we landed at a dirt airstrip, there was just a single Land Rover waiting in the shade, which took us to Kiwayu Safari Village, a resort owned by an Italian family.
He asserts, without elaboration, that the "principal flaw" in the American strategy of nation building was the "impossible task of creating a separate state and society in the southern part of a single land".
