The phrase "a single way" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to one specific method or approach to do something.
Example: "In this project, we have decided to follow a single way to ensure consistency in our results."
Alternatives: "one method" or "a sole approach".
Others lay down a single way of complying when in fact different methods are permissible.
I don't subscribe to a 'school' or to a single way of doing things.
Why not a single way to report a missed waste and recycling collection across the UK (or maybe just England)?
Like the UK, the US is a multicultural society, so Thanksgiving isn't celebrated in a single way.
We place too much trust in one company, a corporate advertising agency, and a single way of organising knowledge, automated keyword indexing.
Far from being a single entity, with a single way of operating, it involves bodies from large town and county councils to parish councils.
"There is just no way a single laboratory can manage that".
An improved telemetric system based on either differential pulse voltammetry (DPV) or direct current amperometry (DCA) "diffused" via a single-way infrared (IR) transmission channel is introduced.
Instead of a single-way descent to the leaf (that may not find the optimal node to hold an element) and the multi-way leaf selection (that may result in linear scan), the authors propose a hybrid-way algorithm that finds the best candidates at each level, reducing the traversal.
The structural design of this system is very small and weighting only few grams but above all and unlike similar pre-existing instruments based on IR transmission, the present system works on a single-way communication, thus avoiding problems related to cross-talking between two-way channels that ends in altered functionality of the measuring electrode system.
In order to detect overactive kinases in osteosarcoma, which may be potential targets for treatment, we identified the most significant pathways by a single-way analysis of the kinome profiling data.
