The phrase "a single player in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an individual participant in a larger context, such as a game, industry, or system.
Example: "In the complex world of video games, a single player in a multiplayer environment can significantly impact the overall experience."
Alternatives: "one participant in" or "an individual contributor to".
"There isn't a single player in the NFL who wears a 2X," he said.
So I put a single player in my shopping basket and checked out, entering the coupon code "AMZN-ELEC-PWER".
The bottom line is that there is not a single player in the N.B.A. who was raised in a way that would make N.B.A. life feel normal.
He now has 29 points in these playoffs, tied for fourth most by a single player in the playoffs since 1997.
The record for most strikeouts by a single player in a postseason series is 13, by Philadelphia's Ryan Howard in the 2009 World Series.
There wasn't a single player in either squad who had been born the last time Granada played in the first division, back in the summer of '76 and as a business model it's fascinating, Granada effectively becoming Udinese's Spanish branch.
After stepping down as a singles player, in 1954, Kramer went on to help develop the Grand Prix circuit, and he also helped pave the way for professionals to compete alongside amateurs in the U.S. Open.
Not a single player believed in him anymore.
SimSE is a single player game in which the user/player has the role of the project manager who must manage a team of developers for the completion of tasks for a software engineering project.
The game can be played as a single player game, in which the player alternates between controlling Jeremy and Alysa, or as a local co-op game, in which two players play cooperatively, with one controlling each character.
Quite contrastingly, Zidane a 21st Century Portrait focuses on a much more micro aspect, a single player's actions in a single game.
