"a single occupant" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could use the phrase in the sentence "The elevator was designed for a single occupant."
Not a single occupant of the 320-unit building claimed one, Mr. Almanzar said.
Able to leap through car pool lanes with a single occupant.
#1: An airplane carrying only a single occupant can make a nonstop flight around the world without refueling.
"I'm a single occupant just like everyone else at 8 30 in the morning on Route 95".
When I sit down with my greens I realise that every table in the place has just a single occupant.
In prosperous American cities — Atlanta, Denver, Seattle, San Francisco and Minneapolis — 40percentt or more of all households contain a single occupant.
The aim of the study was to characterize the impact of choosing a given shading control model (pattern or strategy) on the calculated overall energy demand for heating, cooling and lighting, as well as the impact on choosing the best-performing transparent façade option for a single-occupant office.
Adding this station idling time would not change the findings that the locomotive emits less CO2 and CO and more NO x, PM, and HC per passenger-kilometer than a single-occupant LDGV for on-time travel.
For example, the on-time locomotive CO2 emission rate is 46 47%% lower than for a single-occupant LDGV experiencing a 30- and 60-min delay, respectively, compared to 44%% lower than an on-time LDGV.
Guy Lipscombe, Exasol's UK and Ireland managing director, says: "The main ecological advantage of cloud computing is that resources are shared - it's similar to the fact that a train journey with 400 passengers is more efficient than those 400 passengers driving a single-occupant car".
It was a single-occupant house with a metal roof and one small bathroom.
