The phrase "a single technique of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one specific method or approach within a broader context.
Example: "In this study, we will focus on a single technique of data analysis to ensure clarity and precision."
Alternatives: "one method of" or "a specific approach to".
The surgeon should hone a single technique for the vast majority of inguinal hernia repairs to maximize proficiency.
Rationality consists of the application, not of a single technique or set of rules, but of those methods that have proven to work best in each particular field or situation.
Many martial arts instructors do not understand the minute aspects of form that prevent people from injuring themselves while executing a high number of repetitions of a single technique.
This approach required clinical judgment to individualise the treatment to each patient, rather than applying a single technique or predetermined set of techniques.
In nuclear graphite, the wide range of void sizes precludes a full characterisation of pore volume by means of a single technique.
In spite of above-mentioned technological advances, low-permeability oil reservoirs exhibit a huge variety of geological characteristics that makes the application of a single technique (completion/development) unrealistic and might lead to unfavorable economical and/or technical conditions.
Furthermore, the tandem use of these techniques provides additional information beyond use of a single technique.
Due to these results we recommend that the initial diagnosis as well as the follow-up of patients with Ph+ leukemias should not be based on a single technique but should integrate results of cytogenetics and molecular biology.
This brings up the question if both techniques can be combined in such a way that the performance gain is larger than in the case of a single technique, without jeopardizing DENM characteristics.
Initial efforts concentrated on the search for a single technique which would ensure reliable detection of armor failure, but recent studies have shown that the safest approach may be to take advantage of the redundancy obtained when different instruments are combined.
