The phrase "a host of unique" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large number of distinct or different items, ideas, or qualities.
Example: "The exhibition featured a host of unique artworks from various artists around the world."
Alternatives: "a multitude of unique" or "an array of unique".
As a result, there are a host of unique courts packed into the most unusual spaces.
I felt my time would be better suited to applying to emerging and niche companies, where there are a host of unique opportunities for graduates but which are often overlooked when applying for a first job.
The neighborhood is home to a brewery, a host of unique bars and an outstanding liquor store that's open until midnight, in case you want to grab a bottle to finish the night off with at home.
The United States and Japan are very different, culturally and politically, and Japan faces a host of unique problems that have sapped its vitality, like a rapidly aging populace that has created generational tensions, and the closing of its doors to immigration and the youthful labor and fresh ideas that can bring.
Quarks and leptons are fermions, which have a host of unique properties that the other (bosons) particles do not possess.
Impact Unlimited specializes in giving companies an edge out on the floor using a host of unique technologies.
Four Corner Store currently sells the Gizmon case in the States along with a host of other unique photography-themed items.
The Skin Caviar Crystalline Concentre contains a host of other unique ingredients, including extracts of a root (Anemarrhenae asphodeloides) grown only in Eastern Asia to smooth skin, and diamond dust, quartz and liquid crystals for luminosity.
Mary proves such a competent "slasher" (that's doc talk for surgeon) that she's soon the go-to gal for a host of, er, unique folks (including goth twins played by the Soskas) seeking fetishistic, frankly ghastly physical changes.
It will take some coaxing, but once the public is convinced that mobile banking is safe, the doors will open to a whole host of unique banking solutions that will become part of everyday life.
Trans people typically face high levels of unemployment, increased risk of contracting HIV, discrimination in housing, employment, restrooms, and access to medical care and a host of other challenges unique to their struggle for equality.
