The phrase "a single process for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific method or procedure that is intended to address a particular task or function.
Example: "The company has implemented a single process for handling customer complaints to ensure consistency and efficiency."
Alternatives: "one method for" or "a unified approach to".
He points to an industrywide agreement on a single process for upgrading software on the devices as a sign of progress.
The bottom line for the Rio summit is to agree a new vision and a single process for a set of truly global goals to succeed the MDGs when they expire in 2015.
We start by hypothesizing that the effects of both pain and rejection manipulations on dACC (or any other region discussed here) are related to a single process (for example, salience), and asking whether this hypothesis can be falsified with the separate modifiability criterion.
It is an implementation choice whether to use a thread per train in a larger program or a single process for all trains.
That discipline also drove oil executives to invest heavily in new technology, including the combination of horizontal drilling and fracking, both well-understood techniques, into a single process for extracting oil and gas from previously impenetrable shale deposits.
The decision to use the TCPS 2 and its three core principles of respect for persons, concern for welfare, and justice as the starting point was based on a number of considerations: – We sought to create a single process for all our public health evaluative activities while remaining compliant with TCPS 2 requirements for research.
The most straight forward "input and output" questions ask what a single process needs for starting and what products it produces.
This finding, together with the ANOVA results, and the finding that all experiments differed significantly from a limit of 189 ms (i.e. half the limit in experiment 1, all p<0.025, one-tailed t-test), suggest that there is by-and-large a single process responsible for most of the ∼350 ms temporal limit, which is a pattern-based process.
To reduce redundancy, a single process illustrative for each cluster (78), populated by between 3 and 50 genes (and significant at P <.05; κ statistic/EASE score), is reported (see Results).
Nevertheless, there is a speed penalty compared to pure numpy arrays for a single process; cf. "Performance and scalability" section for details.
Mr. Angelo's services start at $200 for a single process, and Ms. Dorram's clients pay $300 and above for their flaxen highlights.
