The phrase "a singular performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a unique or exceptional performance in various contexts, such as theater, music, or sports.
Example: "The actor delivered a singular performance that left the audience in awe."
Alternatives: "an exceptional performance" or "a unique performance".
Cookie Lyon is a singular performance and Taraji P Henson deserves a ton of credit for bringing that character to life.
It was during this period that actor Charles Macklin (a native of Inishowen in County Donegal in Ulster) rose to fame, propelled by a singular performance as Shylock in an early 1741 production of The Merchant of Venice, in which he introduced a realistic, naturalistic style of acting, abandoning the artificial bombast typical to dramatic roles prior.
That woman is played by Laura Dern, who is in nearly every scene (the stand-in the night of my shoot was rumored to be for her), giving a singular performance that makes you understand why Lynch felt the need to drum up Oscar publicity on her behalf by hanging around Hollywood Boulevard for long stretches with a cow.
Rifkin, Oreskes and Zien give them their due, each delivering an excellent, singular performance.
He has prospered, I think, because he combines a love for the theatre of politics and human passion with an acute articulation of the singular performance.
And one singular performance, the 3,389th, remains the capstone of its continuing stage life.
The basic singular performance of simple steel plates regarding application of point loads is first considered.
It is also remembered for Chaney's singular performance and spectacular make-up as the tortured bell-ringer.
To reward his singular performance, King John supposedly granted de Courcy the privilege of remaining covered in the presence of the Sovereign.
POSITIVE was the first Pan-African collaboration featuring designers, artists and musicians in one singular performance headlined by international artist Seal.
The Mets had Johan Santana on the mound, a pitcher capable of singular performances at critical moments in the season.
