The phrase "a single option and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing choices or alternatives, particularly when emphasizing that only one option is available along with additional information or context.
Example: "In this scenario, we have a single option and that is to proceed with the current plan."
Alternatives: "one choice and" or "a sole option and".
The rl_completion_append_character is used by the readline library whenever a completion function returns a single option, and it is therefore chosen.
Unlike American managers, whose decisions typically focus on the merits of a single option and whose concerns are more tactical than strategic, the Japanese take great care first to define the precise nature of the issue at hand.
Therefore, the aim of this study was to assess the extent to which all recommended non-surgical treatments were used by patients with hip or knee OA as reported by patients and orthopaedic surgeons, both as a single option and in combination.
The target demographic is the water sports market, which doesn't have a single option for surfing and listening to music at the same time.
For patients we will compare response rates between the patient group invited by either a single option for participation and the group that will be offered the choice to participate by either a telephone interview or a paper-based test in order to assess which method is most feasible for including them in social network research using X tests.
You should choose a single option early on in the training and stick with it.
With a single option you can change which tools should be enabled and which should be disabled.
King retained options on Meza and Rappaport agreed to give King a single option so that Ayala could get a shot at Meza's title.
In an era of information overload, choice (i.e competition) can be a burden and consumers may very well prefer the efficiency of a single option.
One county in Arizona is slated to not have a single option available next year.
A single option remains, for those wishing to save the genre: camp it up.
