The phrase "random individual" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to an unknown or unspecified person in a particular context. Example: "The survey was conducted on a group of random individuals from different age groups and socioeconomic backgrounds."
I don't believe Russian officials offer sweetheart deals for investment to any random individual," he said.
Rather, we may have to treat each species or channel as a random individual.
His former lawyer Manny Conditsis told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation: "This is a one-off random individual.
Manny Conditsis told the ABC: "This is a one-off random individual.
It's not a superhero show, in which a random individual is elevated into something better; it hints, science-fictionally, at a fundamental change in human nature generally.
In each pair, one note had been composed by a random individual, the other by a person who had subsequently taken his own life.
So an interesting question is how quickly is it possible to traverse a social network to track down a random individual across the network.
When racist behavior is exhibited by individuals, it can be written off — not excused — as random, individual acts of hooliganism.
However random individual variability may be a cause of some of the frequent complaints about thermal comfort in offices.
For example, one such stochastic seeding strategy is to select random network neighbors of random individuals, thus exploiting a version of the friendship paradox, whereby the friend of a random individual is expected to have more friends than a random individual.
"A random individual has engaged in a scheme to intentionally harm my client and deceive her fans, the public and the media through illegal and tortuous impersonation of Ms. Jolie's longtime assistant, Holly," the letter said.
