The phrase "a single list of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to one comprehensive collection of items or information.
Example: "Please provide a single list of all the participants in the event."
Alternatives: "one complete list of" or "a unified list of".
The Kurds' two dominant parties say they now have a single list of candidates.
Previously, universities, like other institutional landlords, could provide a single list of eligible voters to the local authority.
Under a new electoral law and with a single list of candidates, a general election was held on May 30, and the new National Assembly elected Gottwald president.
An electoral system under which each party presents a single list of candidates, rather than the current multitude of individual lists, would be an improvement.
And the opposition, a variegated coalition of 18 parties, has managed to forge a single list of candidates in months of bruising negotiations.
The panel believe there should be a single list of protected live events, unlike the current two-tier arrangement which also safeguards free-to-air screening of highlights.
The resulting five lists (one for each trait) were merged into a single list namely "list-of-same".
Similarly, the five lists of the 10%% most significant SNPs with estimated effects in opposite directions in the two breeds were merged into a single list, namely "list-of-different".
RECENT CALLS LIST -- The Motorola i60c, Motorola i35s and Kyocera phones track your incoming, outgoing and missed calls in a single list instead of three separate lists as their rivals do.
For those with only business or only personal files, you'll just see a single list, instead of three separate tabs (All Personal, Business).
Brasil Sem Miséria (Brazil without destitution), a federal programme, has already added 2.8m extremely poor people to a new, single list of potential welfare recipients since its launch in June 2011.
