The phrase "a single test for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific examination or assessment designed to evaluate a particular condition, quality, or characteristic.
Example: "The researchers developed a single test for diagnosing the disease more accurately."
Alternatives: "one test for" or "a sole test for".
Studies have shown that using a single test for both confirmatory diagnosis and VL increases linkage to care.
InVitae, a start-up developing a single test for all rare inherited diseases, filed a brief arguing against gene patents for this reason.
They charge that reliance on a single test for determining who gets into Bronx Science and seven other specialized high schools discriminates against young African-Americans and Latinos.
In the bad old days a single test for the Sex-determining Region Y gene was all that was required to establish the sex of anyone passing as female.
Bartholomew says that the contest may involve diagnosing a particular disease or could start with less ambitious challenges, such as performing a single test for a prize in the $1 million range.
A front-page article on Thursday about a federal commission that is exploring the use of standardized testing in colleges and universities omitted part of the name of an organization whose president opposes the use of a single test for all higher education.
Since no anamnestic information is available on the herds, a PRRSV infection or previous vaccination cannot be excluded in farms of group 4 by a single testing for PRRSV antibodies.
Hank was partnered with Jeff; each student was responsible for 50% of the project that counted as a single test grade for both students.
In addition, a single test can test for several environments at the same time.
We acquired four task runs during a single test session, for which we analyzed the first 2 runs.
To combat this problematic process, Little proposed a single test statistic for testing MCAR.
