The phrase "a single target for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific goal or objective that is focused on one particular entity or outcome.
Example: "The marketing campaign aims to create a single target for our advertising efforts to maximize impact."
Alternatives: "a sole objective for" or "a unified goal for".
One of the anomalies negotiated at Kyoto was that the European Union, then consisting of only 15 countries, negotiated a single target for itself of an 8% reduction over 1990 levels.
Despite the challenges, Mr. Schwartz said he believed that Sun could be competitive both because of the large existing base of Sun software in current cellphones as well as the attractiveness of a single target for interactive Web site content development.
The italicized "him" is Cavafy's desperate attempt to designate a single target for all those pronouns, but language doesn't work that way: the pronouns miss, and the fact that they miss is the reason, after all, that Cavafy is in despair.
First, we perform tracking for a single target for the entire testing duration of 0.28 h (around 17 min).
However, because of the complex nature of the disease, a single target for such an ideal therapeutic approach remains elusive.
With limited time to establish themselves, and concerns over rumors of potential hostile French action, the leaders decided to distribute the colonists in several places in order to avoid presenting a single target for hostilities.
But the flexibility of the bubble was for Europe alone: everyone else would have to accept a single target.For the Europeans, a legally binding emissions protocol was seen as a nifty way of nobbling the pesky Americans and hard-working Japanese.
The main outcome measure was speed of healing over six weeks, captured for a single target lesion for each patient.
There remains a need, however, for high-throughput alternatives to traditional Sanger sequencing for repetitive analysis of a single target and for analysis of a small number of targets in multiple samples.
Importantly, standard Cas9-mediated custom nuclease applications use a single target sequence for specificity, an approach that is comparable with the specificity found within a single TAL arm and that leads to increased rates of off-target cutting (Mali et al., 2013a).
In contrast, there is only a single target gene identified for EWS/WT1 +KTS), which is LRRC15 (leucine-rich repeat containing 15) [25], a gene implicated in cell invasion.
