The phrase "a single order of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific quantity of something, often in the context of food or items being ordered.
Example: "I would like a single order of fries, please."
Alternatives: "one serving of" or "a solitary order of".
A single order of lechón, including rice, is $9.
It is nigh on impossible to rank them in a simple linear order, since strengths and weaknesses come in bundles, not as a single order of merit.
The only thing questionable about this approximation is whether the cost should increase by only a single order of magnitude.
In 2010, he'd had lap-band surgery, but continued to eat up to twelve tacos at a sitting, in what he'd call a "Rexican" meal; now he'd call for a single order of nachos and eat only four.
If I could have one wish as this important debate continues, it would be that all sides abandon the false dichotomy between market and state, and instead embrace the idea that there is but a single order of human action determined by the interface between human psychology, technology, and the integrated scheme of legal, political, moral, professional, and cultural rules.
And it's spent more than any other government department on GrayShift tech, with a single order of $384,000.
Work on his notion of verisimilitude has distinguished "likeness" and "content" dimensions, and the question arises whether these can be combined into a single ordering of theories by their overall verisimilitude.
The 90 images were read in a single order to evaluate the extent of the pathological changes in the three selected areas of the IP finger joint.
Served piping hot, a single order consisted of four large shells with scallops, covered with a delicate custard.
(These decisions, all published in a single order by the Florida Second District Court of Appeal, came to be known by the court as Schiavo III in its later rulings).
They belong to a single order (Halobacteriales), which consists of a single family (Halobacteriaceae), making them genetically similar to each other.
