The phrase "a single response of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one specific reply or answer to a question or prompt.
Example: "The survey yielded a single response of 'yes' from the participants."
Alternatives: "one reply of" or "a solitary answer of".
In this paper it is analyzed how much information as regards previous inter-spike intervals is contained in the size of a single response of a dynamic synapses, i.e. a synapse which is affected by the history of presynaptic activity.
Participants' feedback was assessed using a multiple-choice format, requiring respondents to provide a single response of rank.
Those respondents who had a single response of "South Asian" to either question were assigned to South Asian ethnicity; those who had a single response of "Chinese" to either question were assigned to Chinese ethnicity; and all others were assigned to the General Population.
In these instances, two to four respondents collaborated to provide a single response on behalf of their organization.
To stop the tumblers, the birds made a single response to each of the four tumblers sequentially from left to right.
In this case also, it is shown that the material can be characterized by a single response function of the rate-of deformation and the angle between the fibre directions.
It produces a single response network of genes showing differential expression at consecutive time points with each gene/node and interaction/edge scored for its potential importance in the predicted response network.
In a multi-response problem, similar to a single response problem, robust estimation of the regression model is an important issue.
Therefore, the amplitude of postsynaptic response following each action potential is obtained by combining the binomial model of vesicle release with the Normal model of a single response.
A single response could garner multiple codes of each type.
The present study was designed to assess the effect of a single, response-independent food presentation on responding during extinction.
