The phrase "a single normative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing standards, principles, or rules that are singular in nature.
Example: "In this study, we will focus on a single normative framework to evaluate the ethical implications of the proposed policy."
Alternatives: "one standard" or "a singular norm".
This plurality of considerations is nevertheless unified by a single normative domain or subject matter: unjustifiability.
Care-focused and status-focused feminist approaches to ethics do not impose a single normative standard on women.
Thus the various moral considerations that guide our substantive moral reflection are unified by a single normative subject matter.
There is a single normative property the property of having a property that realizes the F-role that delivers a uniF-role thattandelivers(57), (58), and (59).
Recently, international organizations have advocated a single normative database for interpreting DXA testing in men and women.
Indicative of the lack of a single normative expectation about husbands' permission for research participation is the variability of the responses at both sites.
In this sense, egalitarians tend to think of egalitarianism as a single coherent normative doctrine — but one in any case embracing a variety of principles.
Because we also found similar effects in the raw scores of the SDQ, we may perhaps exclude the use of a single (US) normative sample as a confounding factor of influence in the Conners' questionnaires.
The reflective participant must take up all stances; she assumes no single normative attitude as proper for all critical inquiry.
Yet, instead of truth being the single normative property mentioned in (57), (58), and (59), the pluralist commits to a wide variety of norms one for each domain-specific truth property F1, …, Fn.
Use of single normative value for all ages will reduce the diagnostic discrimination of autonomic neuropathy tests and may result in false positive results in older patients [ 27].
