The phrase "is singular for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that a particular word has a singular form. For example, "Carrot is singular for carrots."
"What he went through is singular for these wars," Boal said.
A work of deep, quiet sadness by a composer primarily associated with grand passion, it is singular for its tone rather than its quality.
She is singular, for her unique skill set, yes, but also as a young black girl in a predominantly white sport: in 2013, an Italian competitor, Carlotta Ferlito, joked about "painting our skin black" to win.
For j = 1, the coefficient matrix of the system is singular for θ = 0, and for j = 3, the coefficient matrix is singular for θ = θ max.
The solution is singular for all values of, becomes regular between and, and is again singular for.
It is singular for the single-layer soft magnetic film to possess diverse domains in a fixed thickness.
It is found that in an earlier approach some of the parameters are singular for a few layer orientations even though the stresses and displacements are nonsingular.
For instance, Dorp remarked that we treat such names as 'Aristotle' as singular because they were singular for the original impositor.
There exists μ such that E μ is nonsingular while E j are singular for all 0 ≤ j < μ − 1.
The nonlinearity f ( t, x, y ) may be singular for the space variables x = 0 and/or y = 0.
