The phrase "a single stud" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one individual stud, often in contexts related to construction, fashion, or jewelry.
Example: "To secure the frame, you only need to insert a single stud into the wall."
Alternatives: "one stud" or "a lone stud".
This influence is comparable with the design shear resistance of a single stud connector.
Four groups of pull-out tests of a single stud connector under tension force are performed, and they provide insight into the behavior of stud connectors under direct tensile loading.
In 2009, this distinction was abandoned and the two sections were recombined into a single stud book.
As with real LEGO pieces, you will need to decide what bricks you would like to make: a single stud square brick, the four stud square, or the six stud rectangle.
The flange on a steel stud is flexible and may deflect when you're trying to pierce it with a drywall screw, especially when two panel edges meet on a single stud.
I don't believe that's tied – as the evening progresses, one end will swing down and hang by a single press stud.
It took several minutes of conversation to determine the source of his slight speech defect: a single silver stud in the middle of his tongue.
Here we get the juicy essence of Anglou's (I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings) life in a single volume studded with recipes.
When building a new wall, choose one of the following stud placements instead: Most walls contain a single row of studs touching both layers of wall.
Based on textural studies, we find Raghunathpura comprises of a single kamacite grain studded with exsolved inclusions of tiny schreibersites and trapped melt inclusions of troilite often superposed with numerous sets of Neumann lines.
The final touch was a single white glove, studded with rhinestones.
