The phrase "single effort" is a grammatically correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to describe a singular attempt or exertion towards achieving a particular goal or completing a task. Example: Despite numerous obstacles, John managed to finish the project with a single effort.
That single effort was fast enough to qualify her for the Olympic Games".
"We realize a blog isn't going to resolve this complex issue, no single effort can.
In the operating adhocracy, the operating and administrative work blend into a single effort.
That single effort seemed to take more energy than they had to summon at any time against the Wildcats.
"It is not a single effort of Qatar," said Tamim bin Hamad, president of Qatar's Olympic committee.
But, boy, there was certainly no sign of it, there wasn't a single effort of any incursion.
(i) A door shall have a clear opening of no less than 32 inches and shall be operable by a single effort.
Ferguson said he was convinced Wayne Rooney's current lack of goals – a single effort from the penalty spot for his club – is a temporary aberration.
WASHINGTON — President Bush has approved a long-awaited revision of the executive order that governs the nation's 16 spy agencies, the latest effort to wrestle the competing bureaucracies into a single effort under the director of national intelligence.
On Feb. 19, like so many New Yorkers whose music collections contain not a single effort from the Charlie Daniels Band, Stefano Tonchi opened the morning paper and discovered that someone named Dale Earnhardt had come to a catastrophic end.
But the JSTOR number seemed to call for further investigation: some of these articles represent whole swathes of people's lives; university funds; a single effort which, if poor, could end a career.
