The phrase "a single reproduction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing biology, art, or any situation where a singular instance of reproduction is relevant.
Example: "In the study of genetics, a single reproduction can lead to significant variations in the offspring."
Alternatives: "one reproduction" or "a solitary reproduction".
But a single reproduction would provide contact between Leonardo's soul and the young reader's.
There is no way to tell from this book, despite some valiant descriptions of line drawings and giant, thickly layered collages, because it contains, incredibly, not a single reproduction, and even the colorful jacket is not Dr. Sarkin's design.
The likelihood of a single reproduction of infection in a specific location and time reflects a combination of probabilities associated with different processes and events.
We explore virus transmission in terms of a single reproduction of infection, i.e., transmission from one infected human to a mosquito, which later becomes infective and transmits the virus to a second human.
This observation is in obvious contrast with a statement of Kirkwood and Melov: "There is a little evidence that semelparous (capable of only single reproduction) organisms are actively destroyed once reproduction is complete" [ 1].
At the other are semelparous plants, mostly annuals and biennials but including some monocarpic perennials, which die after a single bout of reproduction.
Meerkats live in groups, with a single dominant pair monopolizing reproduction.
Because of its rhizome reproduction, a single huge expanse may represent only four or five phragmites plants, while other species are driven out.
Typically in asexual reproduction, a single individual gives rise to a genetic duplicate of the progenitor without a genetic contribution from another individual.
Marrying with the overriding goal of being happy for all your adult life with a single other (since survival, reproduction, property joining and being part of a community of adults can be achieved now without marriage) is a new experiment.
Each untraceable contact in the transmission tree results in infection of a new cluster index case, so the average number of untraceable contact infections caused by a single cluster, the cluster reproduction ratio Rc, determines the effectiveness of iterative contact tracing.
