The phrase "a singular part of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one specific component or element of a larger whole.
Example: "This report focuses on a singular part of the project that requires immediate attention."
Alternatives: "a specific aspect of" or "a unique element of".
By means of Hilbert space techniques the almost dominated and the singular parts are identified with the regular and a singular parts of the form.
The persistent recurrence of economic crises despite great economic and political efforts to prevent them suggests that they might be a generic rather than singular part of the global economic dynamics [3], [4], and there might be a general pattern beyond episode-specific particulars.
In this paper, an appropriate preconditioner based on the singular part of corrections is introduced to improve the convergence of a Krylov subspace method applied to solve the integral formulation.
However, as shown by Hilfer [20], the singular part of the local free energy within a restricted path through the critical point in terms of the finite difference quotient can be analytically continued in the orders of the phase transition.
The NET from such a composite domain cannot be calculated by the methods of [39 42], because the contribution of the singular part of Neumann's function to the MFPT in a composite domain with a funnel or another bottleneck is not necessarily dominant.
By offering three distinct play types it's hard to shake the feeling that Treyarch – and Activision in turn – are either trying to please all, or are entirely too conscious that no singular part of their game stands on its own merits.
In particular, they show how the Singular Complement Method captures the singular part of the solution.
Cima and Matheson applied the singular part of to give the following expression: (1.2).
