The phrase "one decimal place" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a numerical value that has been rounded off or truncated to one digit after the decimal point. For example: "The number was rounded off to one decimal place, giving it a value of 2.7."
Abdominal circumference will be measured in centimetres to one decimal place, on a horizontal plane 1 cm above the belly button which generally coincides with the narrowest waist circumference.
Height will be measured without shoes, in centimetres to one decimal place, on the Frankfort plane positioned at a 90° angle against a metallic metric tape measure mounted on a wall.
Based on the mean score to one decimal place, the researcher determined the term's relevance and practical usefulness in documentation of care for individuals with dementia.
A risk calculator available on the website generated the score to one decimal place and was recorded manually [ 14].
Weight will be recorded in kilograms to one decimal place using standing scales supported on a steady surface.
But in the final twenty-four hours before the vote, FiveThirtyEight also showed Florida light blue on its electoral map, indicating that the probability of an Obama victory, to one decimal place, was 50.3percentnt.
The ranking is correct, but the figures for the first 16 have been rounded to one decimal place, so 0.0 is shown.
Two more surveys — a Survation poll, in the Daily Mirror, and a poll from BMG Research, for the New Statesman — broke down their numbers to one decimal place, but neither of them could find a leader, either.
Give the answer to one decimal place.
For simplicity, the values were rounded to one decimal place.
The output of the seismic intensity meter is up to one decimal place.
