The phrase "a single rule of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one specific guideline or principle that governs a situation or behavior.
Example: "In our organization, we adhere to a single rule of integrity in all our dealings."
Alternatives: "one principle of" or "a solitary guideline of".
The pool in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, for instance, operates under a single rule of paramount importance, one that is painted repeatedly on the ground around the pool: "No Diving".
If there is a single rule of thumb for how to choose which blogs to make time for, it is to measure them on a scale of how driven they are by business concerns.
But having a single rule of thumb based on age is immediately flawed, because it assumes that age is the only determinant of risk tolerance.
Our compactification approach allows a straight parametrization because independent fluxes can easily be recognized from the stoichiometric matrix and compactified using a single rule of (2).
As can be seen in the table, the optimal training set proportion is below 50% for this dataset as it was for the Sun et al. dataset, suggesting that with lower accuracies the setting is more complex and a single rule of thumb may not be adequate.
He united the three principalities under a single rule for a short period of time.
"President Trump may have set some kind of record on Tuesday, making eight false statements about a single rule in the span of just a few minutes," Devine wrote on a blog posted Wednesday.
Dabbas and Fowler proposed a modified dispatching approach that combines multiple dispatching criteria into a single rule with the objective of simultaneously optimizing multiple objectives.
The E.P.A. also said on Wednesday that it would develop a single rule governing a group of volatile organic compounds used as solvents, including trichloroethylene and tetrachloroethylene, and a number of other unregulated contaminants.
At the coarsest level, a rule indicates that a reaction center can undergo a reaction regardless of the molecular context in which that reaction center is found, and a single rule defines a set of reactions, one for each unique context in which the transformation of the rule can take place.
This is consistent with the behaviour of an RDR tree, where the conclusion of a single rule is taken.
