The phrase "as a single composite" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is being considered or treated as one unified entity or whole.
Example: "The data was analyzed as a single composite to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "as a unified whole" or "as one entity".
Through the modelling of bulky graphite as a single composite disc, we have shown that the exfoliation of graphite crystal may be possible through rotational motion of graphite surface.
We argue that the MTF addresses multiple objectives, thereby offering less value as a single composite index than as a set of dimensions along which to evaluate different aspects of electricity access.
As demonstrated previously [1], overall recall/precision of expression-derived linkages can be improved by analyzing subsets of arrays independently, rather than as a single composite expression vector.
Consider all sets of yeast DNA microarrays passing the filter of 1.1.1.2.1 as a single composite set and analyze as in 1.1 and subsections.
Thirdly, because of data and model limitations, we have represented non-vaccine HPV types as a single composite type.
It was designed to be used as a single composite scale, which reflected patients' perception of pain and functional impairment arising from their hip.
To expedite the next generation of multimedia systems research, we are developing the MediaBench II benchmark suite, incorporating benchmarks from the latest multimedia technologies, and providing both a single composite benchmark suite (MB2comp) as well as separate sub-suites for each area of multimedia.
Although in principle the IJS should be more transparent than its predecessor, in practice it functions as a black box, because only a single composite score is announced.
Their arms criss-cross, as if their four hands make a single composite player; their gestures, their open-mouthed wonder at and commitment to the music (a sequence of pieces by the husband, and transcriptions of Bach), and their smiles to each other, are touchingly similar.
The variability meant, it was not possible to create a single composite map (as in the case of the Isl2-EphA3 knock-ins) fromultiplele individuals.
However, because different physicians may view stable as either 'good' (i.e. same category as improving) or 'bad' (i.e. same category as worsening), we chose to consider a single composite clinical status category, namely 'stable/worsening'stable/worsening
