The phrase "a single wharf" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one specific wharf, often in contexts related to shipping, fishing, or waterfront development.
Example: "The fishermen gathered at a single wharf to unload their catch for the day."
Alternatives: "one wharf" or "a lone wharf".
The latest company to make the move is Citigroup, which will relocate employees from a half a dozen buildings scattered around London to a single 42-story Canary Wharf tower in May.
That can happen more easily where there is a single landowner, as at Canary Wharf, than where ownership is fragmented, as at Nine Elms.Helen Fisher, Nine Elms's programme director, describes the planning framework as "tight-loose".
The heartbeat of the new London might be revealed, I felt, by tracking the acoustic footprints of the railway for a single day: Haggerston to Wapping, Clapham Junction, Imperial Wharf, Willesden Junction, Hampstead Heath and home again.
The model of Canary Wharf, a sort of private-sector mini-state in which a single developer plans how the land will be used and builds the infrastructure and the buildings, may have drawbacks, but it has turned a swathe of previously derelict land on the Isle of Dogs into a hive of activity.
With only the clothes on her back and a single trunk containing her things, a little money, and the violin that her cherished father gave her after having been given it by his father, Leda moves into a conventillo, named La Rete, in the poor wharf-side neighborhood of La Boca.
Some 80% of Costa Rica's exports and imports, and a chunk of Nicaragua's, pass along a single-carriageway road and a modest wharf at the run-down Caribbean port of Limón.But governments are now struggling just to maintain existing infrastructure.
In addition, there was construction a depot and a wharf at Flekkefjord.
The strong waves grounded a schooner in Bridgewater, damaging a wharf.
A crab dinner at a Fisherman's Wharf restaurant is $28.95.
