The phrase "single award" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a specific type of award that is given to only one person or entity. Example: "The Oscar for Best Actor is a prestigious single award that is highly sought after by actors in the film industry."
Together, all the first three films were nominated for a total of 11 Academy Awards, of which a single award was won.
At the 2012 Asia Pacific Screen Awards, it was one of two Indonesian works to compete, winning a single award from a single nomination.
It was not nominated for a single award.
Ella Eyre, DJ Locksmith and Kesi Dryden of Rudimental react to their British Single Award.
That single award did more to legitimize microfinance on a world stage than anything else.
Heavy-metal and hard-rock bands, for instance, now compete for a single award.
Instead of schools being able to choose between competing GCSEs in these subjects, a competition will be held to identify the best, single suite of qualifications in each subject offered by a single Awarding Organisation.
(Here's how the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences defines a miniseries: "A miniseries is based on a single theme or story line, which is resolved within the piece. In a single awards year, all of the parts must be presented under the same title and have continuity of production supervision").
The GAO ruled against Oracle last month stating, "…the Defense Department's decision to pursue a single-award approach to obtain these cloud services is consistent with applicable statutes (and regulations) because the agency reasonably determined that a single-award approach is in the government's best interests for various reasons, including national security concerns, as the statute allows".
The single-award approach is contrary to well established procurement requirements and is out of sync with industry's multi-cloud strategy, which promotes constant competition, fosters rapid innovation and lowers prices," he said, echoing the language in the complaint.
The report added: "Evidence from lesson observations, scrutiny of written work and discussion with students brings into question the case for claiming that such courses are equivalent to between two and four single-award, traditionally examined GCSEs at Key Stage 4".
