The phrase "a single print" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one instance of a printed document, image, or mark.
Example: "The artist created a limited edition of the artwork, but I only managed to acquire a single print."
Alternatives: "one print" or "a lone print".
Industrial silicon solar cells like Passivated Emitter and Rear Cells (PERC) typically apply a screen-printed (Ag) front contact with a single print process using a mesh screen.
A single print can have 40 or more comparable features.
There might be three Washington stories in a single print edition with three different dates.
A single print command did the work of a hundred operators.
I would say the longest a single print would take me is maybe an hour.
Some of the mismatched results were then made into a single print on longer, looser dresses.
The Memjet's really novel feature is that, instead of having a single print-head to spit out ink as it moves back and forth across the paper, it uses a stationary print-head with over 70,000 nozzles that runs the full width of the paper.
For a concurrent solo show at the LeLong Gallery, she made a single printed-paper frieze that wrapped around the base of the gallery's walls.
When the final draft was completed, Nordstedts couriered a single printed copy to the chief editor of each of the international publishing houses they had worked with on the original Millennium trilogy.
But moving an object from one printer to another is usually impractical for the micrometre-level precision that is required in 3D printing, and is inefficient if multiple materials are used in a single layer, says Qi. His team's multimaterial printer has printheads — the nozzles that produce the material — for each of the four techniques on a single printing platform.
That kind of familiarity is very important for being able to innovate with materials". Reflecting on her discoveries in the history class, Kathryn Hendrickson '17, a computer science major, said "There's a common misconception that there was a single printing revolution," at the time of the 15th century printing of The Bible by Johannes Gutenberg.
