The phrase "as a single element" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is considered or treated as one unit or part of a whole.
Example: "In the analysis, we will examine the data as a single element to understand its overall impact."
Alternatives: "as one unit" or "as a whole".
In fact Gilot will talk expansively about Picasso, but not until she has established him as a single element in a remarkable life, evidence of which can be seen around her apartment, a huge, barrel-ceilinged space in upper Manhattan where Gilot's paintings hang on every wall.
These profiles illustrate the output response as a single element as varied while the other three are kept constant [27].
It is useful to use the concept of a layer-2 switch to see the entire mesh as a single element that switches packets between its ports.
The entire domain is considered as a single element and the displacements and the rotations are approximated by the sums of Chebyshev polynomials.
Aesthetic theories have typically taken a single factor and explained aesthetic experience in terms of it, for example, taking imagination as a single element rather than as that which holds all the elements together.
Remark 1 From Corollary 1 and by considering Theorem 1, we can easily deduce that the set of generating functions for an efficient presentation can be presented as a single element.
In SFE formulation the mass distribution is modeled exactly and as a result a single element is sufficient to capture the exact frequency response of a regular structure.
In p-version, the point where the maximum amplitude is easy to find it as there is a single element, contrary to the h-version this point must be sought in every element of the mesh which is very difficult.
The uncertain elements that are included in the wind power are considered as the input, and a single element that can measure the system voltage stability is considered as the output.
This is a major threat to a stressed system, as the loss of a single element can accelerate the systems descent into a cascade failure and even blackout.
These hyper-specialized places — bars that double as fan clubs; restaurants where a single element of cuisine is honed as art; stores that explore every nook and cranny of a product or trend — break Tokyo's vastness down into fascinatingly specific parts.
