The phrase "attained in a single" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing achievements or goals that are reached or accomplished in one instance or effort.
Example: "The championship title was attained in a single match, showcasing the team's exceptional skills."
Alternatives: "achieved in one" or "reached in a single".
Here, first-order discretization error accuracy is attained in a single multigrid cycle, and second-order accuracy in only one defect correction cycle.
True HDR (99 cents) and Pro HDR ($1.99), both sold at iTunes, can combine photos shot at different exposures — one in deep shadow, the other overexposed, merging them for a dynamic range that normally can't be attained in a single shot.
In the case of hydrogenation reaction up to 50% yield with ca. 96% selectivity was attained in a single pass (single channel of 10 cm length of catalytic bed) at a liquid phase residence time of ca. 10 s, proving the effectiveness of the designed reactor.
Buddhists generally believed that the world was so corrupt that the average person couldn't hope to attain enlightenment in a single lifetime.
We use highest level of education attained in single years (range 0 17).
Now, though, some of the bowling heroics that won the third Test at The Wanderers would leave them a tricky target in the fourth innings but one of a nature that could be attained by a single inspirational innings.
Masculinity in people is attained with a single Y, so why do male birds need two Z's?
The results show the significant improvement in ride performance attained with a single actuator through proper design of mounting position, airfoil dimensions and control saturation.
In a familiar mechanical system, children on swings time their kicks to attain very large swings (much larger than they could attain with a single kick).
Typically, these studies are performed on a single system and report the improvement attained in lesion detection by introducing a new imaging technology or improvements to reconstruction techniques.
All implausible feature-lust aside, though, the main obstacle to attaining all of this in a single camera is a little nuisance called physics.
