The phrase "a single utility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one specific function or service that serves a particular purpose.
Example: "In this application, we focus on providing a single utility that simplifies user interactions."
Alternatives: "one tool" or "a sole function".
Furthermore, solar puts power directly in the hands of millions of people, not a single utility or overseas state.
The new conversion project will focus on submeters, which track individual electricity use but still feed a single utility account paid by the building owner or manager.
The way would then be open for market participants to push these arms into a single utility, or perhaps two or three interconnected utilities.
This gives a single utility u c (n,i) for decisions on rate adaptations.
Normalization is performed to permit the integration of two metrics with different measuring units in a single utility function.
From the EQ-5D-3L a single utility index score was derived, using the UK value set.
They frequently depend on venture-capital funds which are dwarfed by the cost of even a single utility-scale power plant.
Cost-utility analysis A form of economic evaluation in which the outcomes of alternative procedures or programs are expressed in terms of a single "utility-based" unit of measurement.
A preference-based single utility measure, using Australian preference weights, will be derived from SF-36 using the Short Form-6 Dimensions (SF-6D) as described by Norman et al. 41 A supplementary analysis using the EQ-5D-5L will also be conducted.
In this paper, operating costs and load shedding are modeled by non-linear utility functions aggregated into a single additive utility function of a multi-objective model.
In the past, many algorithms have been presented for HUIM but most of them suffer from the limitation of using a single minimum utility threshold to identify high-utility itemsets (HUIs).
