The phrase "a singular world" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a unique or distinct reality or perspective, often in philosophical or literary contexts.
Example: "In her novel, the author creates a singular world where the rules of nature do not apply."
Alternatives: "a unique realm" or "an individual universe".
To the Editor: As a mature "single" I enjoyed "Exploring a Singular World" (Nov. 3).
It creates a singular world of prose, a discrete unfurling address, not unlike, say, the fictions of Steven Millhauser.
Delivering the Hugh Cudlipp lecture, Dacre said the BBC was not only expansionist, but guilty of subscribing to a singular world view.
Hillary is a singular world figure, exceptionally intelligent, exceptionally well-prepared for the job and capable of withstanding withering political attacks with her integrity intact.
As for Kevin Spacey's incarnation of Nixon, it, too, passes quickly from mannerisms into a thoughtful effort to capture a singular world view.
The very phrase "The Arab World," which remains the proper expression used to refer to the region, suggests a singular world of its own, separate and insular, but also consistent in its peculiar features.
The spire of the cathedral plays the role of a radio antenna of a singular, world-encompassing power, and the frequency it tunes to is one of light.
In that sense, it will be less of a cohesive singular "world" like Second Life.
ODST's story would revolve around a team of Orbital Drop Shock Troopers Staten calls them "the mysterious soldiers with the untold tale"—and a familiar, singular world provided the playground for the player to explore.
The propaganda poster style was created precisely to achieve this end, Mr. Liem said, resulting in a singular visual world that is recognizable anywhere.
Watching it, we enter a singular, surreal world, as lush and limpid as a dream — an anxiety dream of love and loss — where both author and audience swim in the magical, sometimes menacing, and always thrilling flow of the unconscious.
