The phrase "a single tract" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one continuous area of land or a specific section of text or document.
Example: "The property consists of a single tract of land that spans over 100 acres."
Alternatives: "one parcel" or "a solitary section".
It became, and remains, the largest survey of lianas in a single tract.
Existing methods of identifying nerves label only a single tract of nerves and can take days to do so.
Just above his map of London in the book, he claims that "surprisingly, there is not a single tract in London where the working class makes up a plurality of residents…" That claim is wrong, of course, but so are many of the ideas in this flawed book.
Still, a subsidiary of Royal Dutch Shell bid a whopping $65 million for a single tract, ending up at the end of the day with 39 high bids worth a total of $153 million.
All 36 patients were treated with a single tract.
If multiple monitors were present for the same pollutant in a single tract, we averaged daily monitor values within a tract, and then averaged daily values to generate long-term averages.
As described in the Ledger article, "the tract lay in a single parcel across the Verdugo canyon from the crest of the Verdugos to the crest of the San Rafaels and was bounded on the north by the Urquidez property.
The two tracts merged together with increasing depth and became a smoothly curved single tract at depth of 0.5mm.
The largest single tract, an unkempt 25,668-acre peninsula between the Pee Dee and Little Pee Dee Rivers in South Carolina, will ideally revert to the cypress and longleaf-pine forest that once covered these sandy flatlands.
Twenty-five of 72 colonies (35%) had a single recombination tract spanning the selected NovR or NalR locus, whereas the remainder had 1-3 additracts tracts.
In India, B. malayi was reported from a few foci only, the largest single tract being Travancore-Cochin state (present study area) [ 17].
