The phrase "a single option of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one specific choice or alternative among several possibilities.
Example: "In this scenario, there is a single option of selecting the blue color for the design."
Alternatives: "one choice of" or "a sole option of".
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.
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.
Health system arrangements are difficult to change and typically the rationale underpinning a change would need to be more compelling than only the possibility that it would enhance the impact of a single option.
This critic had originally faulted the drafters of Title II for limiting the FDIC to the single option of liquidation under Title II.
Although Epo treatment is an important therapeutic strategy for renal patients with anemia, the ability to treat more than one of CRF's related complications with a single therapeutic option is of great interest.
For example, for item G3 (Guilt Feelings), OCCs were flat (not peaked) across almost the entire severity range, and was dominated by a single response option throughout most of the distribution of scores.
Results also highlight the importance of taking into account the specific features of ITS, such as its validity over an extended network, the availability of a single ticket option, and the application of zonal pricing schemes.
An option is 'extended dominated' if it is not dominated by a single other option, but there is a combination of two options that is both cheaper and more effective (Drummond et al, 1997).
The referendum was held at 7,691 polling stations, where voters were given two ballots blue and red, with a single referendum option each, allowing use of either or both of ballots.
Patients with large lesions encompassing OFC and VMPFC alter the way in which they choose to acquire information when making complex decisions, making them prefer to compare all the attributes of a single available option (in this case, an apartment) rather than evaluating across all available options on an selected set of attributes (for instance, the price or number of bedrooms; Fellows, 2006).
