The phrase "advantages of a single" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the benefits or positive aspects of a singular option, choice, or entity in a specific context.
Example: "The advantages of a single approach to problem-solving include increased efficiency and clarity."
Alternatives: "benefits of a single" or "pros of a single".
The advantages of a single European currency were obvious.
Describing how the Treasury had always been a "strong advocate of free trade", and the advantages of a single European market, Sir Nicholas said he expected his department to play a "critical role" in influencing any future referendum debate.
And that means splitting Windows off into a separate company—still with the network advantages of a single operating system, but without the ability to exploit its monopoly in other areas, and with a big new competitor to boot.Nor is a break-up merely a response to long-past misdeeds.
In Europe, for example, conservatives split over issues such as the desirability of a united Europe, the advantages of a single European currency (the euro, introduced in the countries of the European Union in 2002), and the region's proper role in policing troubled areas such as the Balkans and the Middle East.
The structural advantages of a single currency are real enough.
Potential advantages of a single case study are seen in the detailed description and analysis to gain a better understanding of "how" and "why" things happen.
But they soon realized the advantages of a single-shot approach.
This second case study considers the advantages of a single-flood, screw spindle design for pumping food and beverage products.
Americans would come to understand the advantages of a single-payer health system if the radicals would only let them experience it.
We have demonstrated the advantages of a single-molecule approach in resolving these subtle differences in molecular conformations of bound complexes.
The ciliated protozoan Tetrahymena thermophila (figure 3c ) offers the biochemical advantages of a single-celled organism because it can be grown cheaply in large quantities and because its hundreds of cilia can be isolated at a high level of purity.
