The phrase "a single store of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a singular location or source where something is kept or available.
Example: "The library serves as a single store of knowledge for the entire community."
Alternatives: "a sole source of" or "a unique repository of".
But for most of its history, Bendel had operated as a single store, famous for its "store of shops" concept and the image of high fashion, seen recently in its cameos on "Gossip Girl" and, under a pseudonym, in "Confessions of a Shopaholic".
If the water in the catchment can be represented by a single store with a continuum of ages, mean transit times of the stream water range from ∼6 up to 40 years, which indicates the large retention potential for this catchment.
Previous attempts to buy the pottery were fruitless, as it was not being sold in a single store that I knew of.
The Tile Shop, founded nearly 30 years ago, has grown from a single store in Rochester, Minn., to become one of the country's biggest purveyors of specialty tiles.
Singh, who founded New Look with a single store in Weymouth and retains 23% of the shares, was most recently a non-executive director at the group.
The Supreme Court's ruling doesn't prevent individuals -- or, say, a group of employees at a single store -- from suing their employers for discrimination.
In these remote communities where there is a single food store, point-of-sale data can provide a reliable and objective indicator of community level dietary intake [ 25, 35].
Toys come in more shapes, sizes, colors and prices than a single pet store can stock, and, of course, there are cozy beds with silk sheets and cashmere throws for Fido to curl up in at night.
Bloomfield, downtown Bloomfield, consists of a single general store, DeBanville's, a seedy favorite of mine from way back, but, sadly, it was closed now, for sale.
But its not as if Apple doesnt want to operate a single music store for all of Europe.
