The phrase "a singular purpose in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific and unique goal or intention that someone or something is focused on.
Example: "The organization was founded with a singular purpose in promoting environmental sustainability."
Alternatives: "a unique aim in" or "a specific goal in".
Smart highways have the opportunity to turn from serving a singular purpose in being the backbone of various countries' transportation systems to providing additional value added through the generation of power, safety feature implementation and the gathering of key data points for both drivers and transportation administrators.
Right now, it's more like, 'this is what toothpaste is,' not 'my toothpaste is better.'" "The message is blurred and diffused," says C. Samuel Craig, deputy chairman of marketing at NYU. "One of the basic tenets of marketing is to have a singular purpose in what you're communicating.
If Congress had any singular purpose in enacting §2, it was to require the railroads to equip cars with uniformly compatible automatic couplers that employees could operate without having to go between the cars.
The Japanese love the tournament because of the players, who train year-round with a singular purpose and, in most people's minds, have an unsullied purity.
He said: "For this building to succeed it needs a singular purpose, which it probably lacked in the past.
While he admired the natural world, and the animals who inhabited it, he believed that animals served a singular purpose: to satisfy human needs, especially in the name of progress.
It is just one memorable moment among hundreds, if not thousands, that Mr. McDaniels has collected in service of a singular purpose: creating a street-level view of the scene he has spent his life in.
On Feb. 12, nearly 650 members of the Yale Glee Club, past and present, poured into Woolsey Hall on the university's campus in New Haven with a singular purpose: to celebrate the ensemble's 150th anniversary.
Its core staff of only 3,500 based mostly in Cambridge (UK) share a singular purpose and set of values that supersede functions, occupations, and roles.
I think it is important to not lock ourselves in too early to a singular purpose or career – but to give ourselves the space to explore experiences and endeavors that aligns our personal passions and professional interests.
Although the essence of a key seems fixed, defined by a singular purpose, it's as elusive as locations are in Oyeyemi's mind.
