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The phrase "an isolated complaint" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a single complaint that stands alone, not part of a larger pattern or issue.
Example: "The manager noted that there was an isolated complaint about the service, which did not reflect the overall customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "a singular complaint" or "a lone complaint".
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And his is not an isolated complaint.
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No indictment has been issued in the case, which began with isolated complaints to the New York City police that were forwarded to the branch of the F.B.I. that deals with Asian organized crime.
It's important to determine whether the complaint is an isolated incident or whether a pattern of behavior is evident.
She read the entirety of a statement from the NBC News chairman, Andrew Lack, which was composed in the corporate "we": "we" had reason to believe that the employee's complaint wasn't an isolated incident; "we were deeply saddened by this turn of events"; "we will face it together as a news organization — and do it in as transparent a manner as we can".
Company representatives told the BBC that such reports might be due to "some element of confusion among an isolated number of sales consultants" and that such complaints aren't reflective of the entire chain.
There were complaints that the pictures showed the duchess topless, enjoying an isolated spot where she and the duke were surrounded by trees rather than sun worshipers (any one of whom could become a "citizen journalist" via their mobile phone).
She read Lack's note on-air, noting that while the network says it had never received a complaint about Lauer before, it has "reason to believe this may not have been an isolated incident".
He is an isolated man".
Consider an isolated system.
This is an isolated incident".
"It is an isolated incident".
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