The phrase "a single purchaser" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one individual or entity that is buying something, often in contexts related to sales, contracts, or transactions.
Example: "In this auction, a single purchaser can acquire the entire collection without competition."
Alternatives: "one buyer" or "a sole buyer".
This is a key benefit of having considerable purchasing power concentrated in a single purchaser, or a few large ones.
Reflections from various key informants suggest that the NHSO had developed purchasing skills, in the context of a single purchaser and competitive multiple sellers, negotiating for the lowest possible price given assured quality, resulting in cost savings.
On Monday, it announced that it had narrowed the field to a single purchaser.
A single purchaser, C & S Wholesale Grocers, acquired 185 of the Grand Union supermarkets at the auction.
"You can't see a single purchaser buying the business as one, it is more likely they will be sold in separate lots," he said.
Instead, the "market value" becomes the price that leaseholders can get from a single purchaser, the council, which is also their landlord, and the body applying for compulsory purchase.
Under such circumstances, the marginal-productivity analysis cannot determine wages precisely; it can show only the positions that the union (as a monopolist of labour supply) and the employer (as a monopsonistic, or single, purchaser of labour services) will strive to reach, depending upon their current policies.
The main thrust and novelty of the Kyrgyz reforms has been the retention of the predominance of general tax financing whilst introducing a new institutional arrangement as the single purchaser of health care services for the whole population (Kutzin et al. 2009).
Sanders has always argued the efficiency benefits from having a single government purchaser of healthcare would more than compensate for the extra taxes used to pay for it – estimating there would be overall savings of $6tn over the next 10 years compared to the current system.
"We also make a major indirect contribution to the Scottish economy," he added, saying that Diageo was the biggest single purchaser of grain from Scottish farmers and purchased £400 million of goods from each year from suppliers based in Scotland.
Matthew Walker is the biggest single purchaser of liquor outside the bottling industry, using 1m litres a year.
