The phrase "a single regime of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a unified system or set of rules governing a particular area or context.
Example: "The organization aims to implement a single regime of policies to ensure consistency across all departments."
Alternatives: "a unified system of" or "a singular framework of".
Unlike most of the work to date, which only explore small parts of the flow map containing a single regime, we study the capability of the commercial software FLUENT in simulating across several flow regimes observed in experiments.
He said Russia needed a "rotation" of power, not the "eternal tenure of a single regime".
Finally, to estimate the cost of specialization, we defined an index of the evolutionary response of specialized parasites as the relative difference between infectivity of parasites that had evolved in a single regime and were tested on one of the host's isofemale lines, and the infectivity of generalists (that had evolved on a mixture of hosts) on the same isofemale line.
The regime that was able to incorporate all of the territory of China under a single regime was the Mongol-established Yuan Dynasty.
Much of this is channelled into selling military equipment to a single regime: Saudi Arabia.
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In the majority of patients (33 out of 36), peripheral blood stem cells were harvested using a single bolus regime of high-dose etoposide (1.6 g m−2) followed by 12 daily injections of granulocyte colony-stimulating factor prior to leukapheresis (Kanfer et al, 1998).
Most of the time, biochemical oscillations display a simple pattern with a single oscillatory regime of stable period and amplitude.
This trial did not involve new drugs but only determined the efficacy of a single dose regime versus multiple dose regimes; however GCP and Declaration of Helsinki were observed.
It followed too that just as Plato denied the title of a (single unified) regime to the imperfect regimes torn by civil discord, so Cicero inferred that corrupt regimes were not strictly speaking res publicae at all (III.43 48).
