The phrase "a singular expression of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a unique or distinct representation of an idea, feeling, or concept.
Example: "Her painting is a singular expression of her emotions during that tumultuous period in her life."
Alternatives: "a unique representation of" or "a distinct manifestation of".
A singular expression of a singular culture and the distilled essence of an entire nation's attitude and sense of humour.
It was a singular expression of national grief and in some ways a peculiar one.Entertainers, however famous, rarely, if ever, depart in such ceremony.
Tyshawn Sorey is a composer and musician whose music assimilates and transforms ideas from a broad spectrum of musical idioms and defies distinctions between genres, composition, and improvisation in a singular expression of contemporary music.
And he was right to consult Enron in the first place: after all, it was widely hailed as the industry's most innovative company.All in all, an otherwise rather impressive piece of political crisis-management now risks being undone by a singular expression of grouchy stubbornness.
"Its about creating compelling design ecosystems that are a singular expression of the brand that facilitate the customers' experience of the brand," Ruehlman says.
While sharing some of the deflationary ambitions of linguistic, scientific and pragmatist philosophies with respect to traditional metaphysics and rationalism, Anderson's philosophy was a singular expression of twentieth century philosophy emerging from the world of 19th century idealism.
The archive occupies subtelomeres, a genome partition that promotes hypermutagenesis and, through telomere position effects, singular expression of VSG.
Milberg, Weiss's practice grew in tandem with securities laws that evolved to rein in corporate malfeasance, but the firm also became the singular expression of the personalities of Mr. Weiss and Mr. Lerach -- at once creative, belligerent, grasping, innovative, wily and unrelenting.
Consistent with the Bmi1 fluorescence signal, the singular expression of the SYT or the SSX2 fragment present in the chimera (SYTdel8, SSX2) did not affect Bmi1 protein levels (Figure 2C).
Another attractive hypothesis that had been proposed to explain singular expression is somatic recombination into an active locus, analogous to the role of recombination in generating lymphocyte diversity and singular expression of T-cell receptors and immunoglobulins.
