The phrase "an individual comes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the arrival or participation of a person in a situation or event.
Example: "When an individual comes to the meeting, they should be prepared to present their ideas."
Alternatives: "a person arrives" or "someone shows up".
Figure 1 shows that an individual comes to a managerial job with a set of values, by this stage in life probably rather firmly set — for example, that the radio station he manages should provide intelligent fare.
Business schools, Mr Zingales says, are ideally positioned to point out when an action that provides a benefit for an individual comes at a cost to society, but in reality they rarely bother.
If an individual comes to a group claiming that he is hearing the voice of the queen of England, and he finds this belief useful, no attempt is made to divest him of it, but rather to figure out what it means to him.
So as an individual comes off benefits and into a job, or takes on more hours at work, their income will go up under the new scheme.
Sometimes an individual comes along and does something so out of this world that everybody has to reassess what is possible.
Some of the strongest evidence in support of the conception of the state as an individual comes from the so-called physical digression between IIP13 and IIP14, where Spinoza directly discusses individuality.
He said that the first performance in which Mr. Tucker could be heard as an individual came in 1944, on a record called "Book of the Seven Seals".
The party's funding was heavily dominated by sums from trade unions, with its highest amount from an individual coming from John Baker, who gave £65,000.
"There are few countries in the world in which an individual came to have so many tentacles," Semana, a Colombian newsmagazine, said.
Her curiosity, her genuine interest in the other person, the excitement of seeing an individual come to life after suffering, was infectious.
Because we cherish independent media (which I recognise as an individual coming from a country with anything but), we have agreed to swap the word instead of costing license fee payers mountains of dough in legal fees.
