The phrase "a single stack of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one unit or layer of something that is stacked, often in contexts related to food, objects, or data.
Example: "She placed a single stack of pancakes on the plate, ready to be served with syrup."
Alternatives: "one pile of" or "a lone stack of".
The microdevice consists of two heat exchangers and one reactor, all integrated in a single stack of microstructured plates.
This study describes a pulse electrodeposition approach for the synthesis of palladium (Pd) nanocatalysts supported on graphene oxide (GO) sheets and their electrocatalytic performance in a single stack of proton exchange membrane fuel cell (PEMFC).
The days of going to a company for a single stack of software are gone.
Asked to unpack this by TechCrunch, Wood said on stage: "All of the lessons we learned developing Ethereum and Polkadot have been distilled down into a single stack of tooling that allows you to get all these advantages, in terms of time, cost and money.
Make a single stack of the tortillas and slice through the stack to make 8 wedges from each tortilla.
Unprocessed image data acquired on the high-speed multiphoton microscope is subsequently stored as a single stack of images.
With her conversion complete in September 1944, the Stafford, equipped with new boilers, a single stack in place of her original two, and other improvements, moved to her new homeport of Charleston.
The reconstructed slices were converted into a 16 bit.tif image stack (2046 projections) that was concatenated to obtain a single stack covering the area of interest.
The performance of the self-powered sensor is investigated for different cases including a single stack and also a double stack of magnetic components.
Published results are used to validate the simulation data of a single stack.
The performance of a single stack DMFC with SS 316 end plates were studied with different operational parameters.
