'single protest' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a demonstration or event with only one participant or a protest by an individual or a small group. For example, "The police put down the single protest quickly, as the lone protester was quickly outnumbered."
"They understand very well; I didn't have a single protest," Lalovic said.
A single protest could draw draconian reprisals on an entire congregation.
These unprovoked mass murders have not stirred a single protest in Europe or the Middle East.
"I had taken part in every single protest, so I saw this coming," he said.
He's made claims against us and we know it's not true - we've not organised or supported a single protest at their events.
At first the group worked on building a popular movement for climate action, focusing on single protest events like the International Day of Climate Action in 2009.
A single protesting student can disrupt a university meeting, two can shut down a chancellery, a group can close a campus.
The spirit of James Brown drives many of these grooves, and there's even a touch of "Addicted To Love" about the slinky rock-a-boogie "Screwdriver" The album's status is undoubtedly raised by the inclusion of "Baltimore", last May's single protesting at police violence ("Does anybody hear us pray/For Michael Brown or Freddie Gray?").
The article commented that law enforcement agencies "have looked increasingly clumsy as they try to deal with inventive grassroots activists or single-issue protest groups" – including protesters wearing blue buckets on their heads to condemn the large numbers of official cars, blue lights flashing, which ignore traffic rules, and environmentalists.
"It is wrong and unlawful to single out protest activity for exclusion from Central Park," the letter reads.
At 8.15am, Labour's Andy Burnham gives a speech in Manchester warning that the referendum should not be seen as a single issue protest vote.
