The phrase "devoid of a single" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to emphasize the nonexistence of something. For example, "He was left with nothing, devoid of a single item of value."
The song, devoid of a single redeeming note of the irony that enriched Toy Story, is pure Disney.
Four tellers stood at their stations, and three other bank employees sat behind desks, in a branch devoid of a single customer at 2 p.m. on a Wednesday.
Next came Ben Stokes, devoid of a single run in his last three England innings and no better off as he swatted and skied to mid-on.
As two hours passed, then four, the narrow space filled up and the entire establishment seemed devoid of a single foreign accent, save ours.
This past season was among the Nuggets' finest, as Karl guided a roster devoid of a single star to the fourth-best record in the league.
On Wednesday, in the Irish Independent, the former Progressive Democrat TD Liz O'Donnell wondered "what is to be gained from such a scrappy, ill-considered dialogue?" On Thursday, in The Irish Times, in an article devoid of a single reference or fact, David Adams argued that something called "internet journalism" was "at a level equivalent to the stone age".
Beyonce: If Bey's fifth album had dropped at the beginning of the year as rumored, I woulda been cool with another exploratory record where she culled from her influences and produced an artful, well-executed set of tracks devoid of a hit single.
If you look at the district court's June 8, 2000 decision accompanying entry of the decree, you will see that it is devoid of citations to a single case.
However, the rounded diopside inclusion in subsample RB-QD04-0042-03 is devofd of lattice defects with the exception of a single dislocation (Figure 3d).
At present, with the exception of a single pathogenic mutation in the start codon, the N-terminal part of VIPAR is devoid of mutations.
In cases where large genomic regions were devoid of single copy genes, primers were designed from multiple copy genes.
