"single court" is a correct phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific court, as opposed to multiple courts. Example: The single court in our small town is always busy with cases.
With a single court, firms would face less legal uncertainty.
(Sprint said later that a single court order could generate several thousand lookups).
The new agreement will replace the present multi-part extradition process with a single court hearing.
"I'd rather have Hawk-Eye on every single court, but I understand it's very, very expensive," Murray said.
Not a single court faced with a case seeking equality for gay people since Windsor has ruled the other way.
Still, the day may come when a single court decision covering twenty-eight countries, as in the Costeja case, looks downright appealing to Internet companies.
For example, to this day not a single court-ordered reparation has been paid to a single rape survivor in the country.
The shuttlecock just has to stay within the bounds of the doubles or singles court.
Draw a rectangle in the sand with your heel or anything you have handy that measures 15 feet (4.6 m) by 48 feet (14.6 m) for a singles court or 26-1/4 26-1/4y 52-1/2 feet for a doubyes 52-1/2 52-1/2
A singles court should be drawn when two teams composed of one person each are playing, and a double court should be used when two teams of two people each are playing.
Those two singles courts share precious room with a mini-tennis court and another half court that is used for serving practice.
