The phrase "a singular way" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a unique or distinctive method of doing something.
Example: "She approached the problem in a singular way that no one else had considered."
Alternatives: "a unique method" or "a distinctive approach".
Gay Talese is a legendary writer who works in a singular way.
His telling of the story is itself the discovery of a singular way to tell it.
"We try to talk about grief in quite a singular way," he explains.
We must fight the spread of a singular way of thinking and preserve cultural differences.
It defines wellbeing in a singular way and that's something government should never do.
Gould certainly lived in a distinctive way and behaved, even in ordinary circumstances, in a singular way.
What if the right way to teach is not any singular way, but rather the use of a variety of teaching techniques intertwined to benefit a range of learners and their experiences in a heterogeneous classroom?
And so when you use Twitter today, if you want to get conversations from a public environment to a private environment, you only can do that in a very singular way, one to one.
Between life and death, the dying person seems doomed to complete solitude, and at the same time experiences his death in an absolutely singular way.
Whitman's alternate search for a true self to sing and occasional retreats behind masks of anonymity were all part of the same quest to find a shared culture and character, a single and singular way of speaking that would make from our many names — and noms de plume — a nation.
Joe Carlucci, the owner of Famous Joe's, a Danbury, Conn., pizzeria, is also a "pizza acrobat" and will demonstrate his singular way with a hunk of dough on Saturday on the corner of Mulberry and Broome Streets in Little Italy.
