The phrase "assassinate one" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the act of killing a specific individual, often in a political or strategic context.
Example: "The secret organization was rumored to have plans to assassinate one of the world leaders."
Alternatives: "eliminate one" or "take out one".
In 1989, he masterminded the bombing of Avianca flight 203 – killing all 107 people on board – just to assassinate one presidential candidate, whom he later discovered didn't even get on the plane.
The commission also took no action against another delegate, Lassan Palenfo, who is serving a year in jail in the Ivory Coast on charges of conspiring to assassinate one of that West African country's military leaders.
"They want to assassinate one man so they slaughter all these people?" said Barhan Doush, a bank manager in Najaf who lost three cousins in the blast.
What is clear is that Ms. Starovoitova's killing was not a random, isolated attack, but rather a broadly organized plot to assassinate one of Russia's most outspoken champions of democracy.
Rahman fell out spectacularly with the country's powerful military establishment in 2013 when Geo aired incendiary claims that the head of the army's intelligence wing had attempted to assassinate one of its leading journalists.
Pakistan's embattled media group printed a grovelling front-page apology to the army on Monday after allegations broadcast by Geo TV that the country's spy chief had plotted to assassinate one of the channel's star journalists.
On the night President Lincoln was assassinated, one of John Wilkes Booth's co-conspirators tried to kill Secretary of State Seward, too, stabbing him and badly wounding his son.
"We had a prime minister assassinated!" one Israeli man exclaimed.
The Palestinian Islamist group Hamas has claimed that Israeli agents assassinated one of its senior military commanders in Dubai.
In December a Taliban suicide bomber killed at least 50 people at a public meeting; this week they assassinated one pro-government militiaman and kidnapped another.
They'd wanted to blow up the British command, but didn't want to be responsible for assassinating one of the big three".
