The phrase "a range of unique" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a variety of distinct items, qualities, or characteristics within a specific category.
Example: "The exhibition features a range of unique artworks from local artists, showcasing their diverse styles and techniques."
Alternatives: "a variety of distinctive" or "a selection of original".
Google+ has a range of unique features.
Northeast Sandy soils and the coastal influence of the North Atlantic have fashioned a range of unique habitats here, from Maine's blueberry barrens to New Jersey's "pygmy forest" of dwarf pitch pine and scrub oak.
Innovative gameplay and distinct artistic styles on each platform gives players a range of unique and engaging experiences".
Use of the monocular endoscope is associated with a range of unique surgical complications that often require cross-sectional imaging.
This paper presents a comprehensive review of sediment transport in ice-affected rivers by documenting a range of unique ice and sediment transport processes.
When planned coherently, urban green spaces have the potential to provide cities with a range of unique ecosystem services that support ecosystem and human health.
The total number of unique allelic sequences identified was 66, with a range of 9−17 unique sequences per gene.
Indeed, genes unique to C57BL/6 BMdMs were associated with target of rapamycin (mTOR) signaling pathway while a range of genes unique to BALB/c BMdMs, belong to p53 signaling pathway.
Beyond the clear traditional marketing benefits are a range of factors unique to online.
A range of problems unique to fashion industry can be solved by installing the RFID system in various processes involved in fashion supply chain.
Software developers are already coming up with a range of applications unique to the Indian market, including a police site that allows you to mail in photos of badly parked cars.
