"on a single night" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe an event or action that takes place during one specific night. Example: "On a single night, the city was transformed into a winter wonderland as snow blanketed the streets and holiday lights twinkled in every window."
The occasion of the Alaska governor's début before the national media called for a lightly edited, extended one-on-one, aired on a single night, so that American voters might assess the candidate's answers and demeanor in full.
"What you find on a single night in one neighborhood one year is going to be different than what you would find in another neighborhood on another year," Mr. Markee said.
In another attention-getting maneuver, the Kimeses got dressed for a party and crashed four of them on a single night in Washington, including one given by Vice President Gerald Ford and one given by the Belgian ambassador.
The consistency of the findings on the role of objective sleep duration in predicting insomnia severity between the physiological studies with multiple night recordings (6, 7) and the current epidemiological study based on a single night recording increases our confidence about the replicability and generalizability of the present findings.
As regards possible side effects of melatonin, one patient in the melatonin group reported a headache on a single night, which responded to acetaminophen administration.
If you don't happen to grab one of the $100 passes Monday, you can still gorge on a single night of endless pasta at Olive Garden for $9.99 ..
Late in November, on a single night.
His tent drew thousands on a single night.
Describes how, on a single night in Nov. 1940, Coventry was leveled by German bombers.
However, according to data collected just this year, almost 50,000 veterans experienced homelessness on a single night in January 2014.
The second part, One Club, was produced by setting up microphones and sampling all sorts of "found" sounds in a night club on a single night from glasses clinking to bathroom gossip.
