The phrase "a single mode of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one specific method or approach among many possible options.
Example: "In this study, we will focus on a single mode of transportation to analyze its environmental impact."
Alternatives: "one method of" or "a specific approach to".
Kennedy disagreed with Scalia's "imposition of a single mode of historical analysis," joining an opinion by O'Connor that endorsed a more flexible notion of due process.
Let us consider a single mode of oscillations of a linear mechanical resonator.
Silver ions clearly do not possess a single mode of action.
Using scanning confocal fluorescence microscopy, single emitters on resonance with a single mode of the microresonator can be spatially addressed.
They are often based on arbitrary travel-distance thresholds and made only with a single mode of transport in mind.
The proposed setup consists of one superconducting qubit interacting with a single mode of a superconducting resonator, with suitable classical drivings.
A He-Ne laser (uniphase with a single mode intensity of 25 mW operating at a laser wavelength of λ0 LS = 632.8 nm) was used as light source.
Another usual assumption is that the footbridge can be modelled as an SDOF system, implying that only vibration in a single mode is of interest.
The linear vibration characteristics of the plate are studied first and are then used in deriving a single mode approximation of the non-linear, parametrically excited plate model.
The computational program is used to study the evolution of a single bubble and 3D bubble merger, i.e., the nonlinear evolution of a single mode and the process of nonlinear mode mode interaction.
Tuning of a single mode dye laser with a resolution of a few MHz per step is a technologically challenging task, which is discussed here.
