The phrase "a single transport" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one mode or instance of transportation, often in contexts related to logistics, travel, or shipping.
Example: "The package will be delivered using a single transport method to ensure efficiency."
Alternatives: "one mode of transport" or "a solitary transport".
Much of the region is linked by a single transport system and city government.
There might be fields between them, but they are linked in a single transport system and a single economy.
In 2009, the city's leaders created a single transport infrastructure fund, worth around £1.5bn, which is paying for a big expansion of the Metrolink.
The European commission has already unveiled desires for a "single transport area" in 2011 with a primary focus on eliminating "conventionally fuelled" cars in cities, geared towards a 60% cut in CO2 emissions by 2050.
All those traffic flows need to be jointly tunneled in a single transport layer connection.
All these works consider the network as a single transport link between the server and the client.
And all of Mr. Murray's grand plans for "Skippy Dies" are suddenly realized, if only for a single, transporting evening during which the characters' every wicked wish is fulfilled.
Thus, the carrier model was hypothesized to represent a single transporter that permits substrate transport by either (1) obligate exchange or (2) nonobligate exchange with a facilitated transport component (mixed transport model).
Dewulf has evaluated the exergy associated with the transport to overcome aerodynamic resistance, inertia effects and friction to bring a total mass (TM) in a number of transports (N) with a mass per single transport (MPST) within a delivery time (DT) over a total distance (TD).
Although many studies with these inhibitors have been performed in cells that over-express proteins involved in a single ATP transport mechanism pathway, ATP transport mechanisms have been successfully teased out in primary cells using these methodologies [ 14].
Indeed, already in 2011, the European Commission announced its official transport policy in the white paper "roadmap to a single European transport area towards a competitive and resource efficient transport system" (EU 2011) in which rail played a strategic part.
