The phrase "a single ranking" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to one specific order or position in a list or hierarchy.
Example: "The competition resulted in a single ranking of all participants based on their performance."
Alternatives: "one ranking" or "a sole ranking".
Combining all three rankings tends to diminish an oddball result in a single ranking and at least directionally gets users to a greater truth.
Between late 2009 and early 2012, O'Sullivan failed to win a single ranking tournament.
The purpose of this paper is to propose a single ranking that takes account of several criteria using a Data Envelopment Analysis framework.
To create the SMI, we've combined all of FORBES SportsMoneyy annual valuations lists (sports teams, brands, athletes, agencies) and proprietary financial data into a single ranking that reflects their monetary success and how their values affect one another.
In Table 7, each of the representations is ranked with respect to (a) the original images and (b) the combined illumination errors and noise types, while Table 8 combines the aforementioned results into a single ranking.
Intuitively, if one is forced to choose a single ranking, the gene with the most GO annotations could be predicted as being in all GO categories.
The lawsuit illustrates an unusual fact about the supervisory ranks of the Emergency Medical Service: Promotion to only a single rank — that of lieutenant — involves a Civil Service exam.
In order to merge results from multiple component search engines into a single ranked list, we design the RSF strategy that takes rank, similarity and features of lecture notes into account.
The survey, released today (Tuesday, Sept. 28) by the National Research Council NRCC), did not assign a single rank to any program, but rather, placed programs within a range, such as between second and sixth place in their discipline.
Some states already let people overseas in the military cast a single ranked-choice absentee ballot when two rounds of the same election are close together on the calendar.
For example, the fluctuating behavior of the interacting current filaments depicting the solar wind turbulence as shown in the accompanying figure may be characterized by just two continuous functions of a single rank-ordered scaling variable.
