The phrase "singular mission" is a perfectly correct English phrase that can be used in written English.
You could use it to refer to a specific goal one wishes to achieve. For example, "The astronaut had a singular mission: to plant a flag on the surface of the moon."
It has been a singular mission.
But rare is the coach who has such a singular mission when he walks into a clubhouse.
And as I've grown older I really appreciate those records that sound like they have a singular mission.
James Lee Burke presses onward with his singular mission to rewrite the American western in FEAST DAY OF FOOLS (Simon & Schuster, $26.99).
None of this comes as a surprise to Richard Lingeman, whose two-volume biography of Dreiser coincided with Dr. Riggio's singular mission.
Thousands of new officers were quickly hired, shoddily trained, and sent forth with a singular mission to "bring the hammer down".
Musk also spoke about how getting to Mars with singular missions was "cool" but that colonisation of Mars will be crucial to changing the future of humanity.
His remarkable personal story and trailblazing role are just a vague backdrop at this point to a campaign that often seemed to lack a singular, overriding mission beyond stopping his challenger from taking the country in another direction.
Last fall, in his plea for a comprehensive "national urban policy," Daniel P. Moynihan argued that too many Govern ment agencies are charged with a singular, narrow mission to accomplish.
In response to numerous VICE News questions about the VOICE office, ICE spokesperson Jennifer Elzea issued a statement saying, in part, "The men and women comprising the VOICE office will be guided by a singular, straightforward mission — to support victims of crime committed by immigration violators through access to information and other resources, as needed".
And as instruments become smaller, the options for singular scientific missions in deep space become greater, as does the potential for whole fleets of MarCO-like satellites.
