The phrase "a single length in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific measurement or dimension in a particular context, such as in mathematics, engineering, or design.
Example: "The fabric was cut to a single length in order to ensure uniformity across all pieces."
Alternatives: "one length in" or "a solitary length in".
So there he was, hanging by a single length of cord eight millimetres thick, in the gathering dark, in a snowstorm, in Peru, with Yates not only unable to hear his cries but also slowly sliding toward the abyss himself.
If reading can be likened to swimming, one glides through this memoir as if in a single length.
Test specimens from a single length of tubing were examined in a progressive axial crush study, and the controls included removable grooved caps for end constraints, and shallow machined groove patterns on specimen sidewalls for collapse initiators.
We show that indent size, grain size and pinning defects combine in a single, length-scale-dependent deformation mechanism, to determine the yield strength (hardness) of a material.
In Iowa, which issued a statewide "no travel" recommendation, drifting snow left some drivers unable to see even a single car length in front of them.
This difference is largely due to the fact that rescue does not estimate individual isoform expression levels and instead uses a single 'effective' length in order to calculate τ.
These studies utilized yeast recombinatory plasmids, multiple fusion PCRs and numerous transformation events to stitch together and insert individual genes to create a single full length cluster in A. nidulans.
Although this result strongly suggested that a single base length polymorphism in this HPT may influence fimX expression, differential effects due to cis- or trans-regulatory factors cannot be ruled out.
By making a comparison of 14 different phages, the researchers detected spliced-in sequences that were no more than a single gene in length.
Beginning in 1929, Woollcott's Shouts appeared weekly for five years, usually in the middle of the magazine (roughly where the current column runs) and almost always a single page in length.
