The phrase "a very singular and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the uniqueness or distinctiveness of something, often followed by a noun or adjective that further describes the subject.
Example: "The artist's latest work is a very singular and innovative approach to modern sculpture."
Alternatives: "a highly unique and" or "an exceptionally distinct and".
It was a feeling right from the here and now, a very singular feeling, and my life felt elevated and more worthwhile because of it; and I have thought, ever since, that I have hardly touched on the riches the natural world can supply us with.
For instance, my daughter is a songwriter, and she has a very singular sensibility, and I would say that she's a poet more than anything, and she's just dogged in her right to not be commercial.
BrollyFlock takes something with a very singular purpose and gives it an entirely different identity and a different kind of beauty.
Someone who had a very singular vision and followed it from start to finish.
"Following the LBO, we had a very singular focus and a lot of running room".
The parabolic equations represent what Giga et al. called a very singular diffusivity (see [1]) and are a natural generalization of the total variation flow in the presence of an anisotropy.
He is good at his job and a very singular minded character when he has to be but there is a lot of noise in the background.
Also, it can be seen in Table 1 that F1A E fraction (the material that was found stuck to the electrodes) exhibited a very singular composition, characterized by 30.3, 16.7 and 37.6% of hemicelluloses, lignin and cellulose, respectively.
Then he was up there, to stage a very singular protest, unfurling a poster saying: "Ban tobacco and actors smoking.
They take a very singular approach, focusing purely on the high street and totally avoiding any online sales presence, although they have harnessed the power of social media with active accounts across all main channels.
