"one evidence" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in any context when referring to a single piece of evidence or data, such as "We found one evidence indicating that the suspect was at the crime scene".
From the biomedical tradition, level one evidence on the effectiveness of a health technology intervention equates with controlled, clinical trials or systematic reviews thereof [ 14].
Additionally, MRP were used to assess one evidence of convergent validity, based on the assumption that parental behaviors in response to youth's emotion are related with maternal practices, attitudes, and beliefs about parenting (Katz, Wilson, & Gottman, 1999).
One evidence of the dexterity is that he accomplishes it through Pokriefke's stumbling, eventually winning, perplexities.
In one, evidence of H.I.V.-1 was found in tests of the urine, but not the blood.
The point is an important one: Evidence is growing that nonstop talk is a crucial source of coordination in complex systems that are susceptible to disasters.
It selected one sentence from one evidence paper, quoted it in part, and in doing so misrepresented both the report and indeed the evidence paper itself.
Management of newly diagnosed anaplastic oligodendroglioma is now based on level-one evidence.
At the time, only one evidence-based self-help book was available for patients who binge eat, and that book was based on cognitive behavioral therapy, they said.
Nationally, only half of agencies have adopted at least one evidence-based screener, about 25% routinely use drug testing as part of screening, and very few agencies (8%) offer one or more evidence-based prevention programs.
At the site-level, 72.2% of sites (n = 26 of 36 sites) reported use of at least one evidence-based screening instrument, and 47.2% of sites (n = 17) routinely used drug testing as part of the screening process.
There is one evidence-based essay analyzing a source.
