"a unified answer" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a single, cohesive response or conclusion. For example, "The students worked together to come up with a unified answer to the problem."
"There hasn't been yet a unified answer, especially from universities".
The ATH provides a unified answer to all of the pathological changes in the adipose tissue under obesity, such as chronic inflammation, endoplasmic reticulum stress, leptin expression, adiponectin reduction, adipocyte death and elevated lipolysis.
The graphical query, including selections and conditions specified by the user, is then automatically translated into an SQL query and sent to the MOMIS query manager which rewrites it as an equivalent set of queries to be executed on local data sources, and merges their results in a unified answer to be presented to the user [see ref. (13) for a technical description].
It's a unified solution with a unified backend.
Instead, in this article, we propose a unified approach to context and answer extraction by customizing the structural support vector machine method.
In general, Alexander goes on the assumption that Aristotelian philosophy is a unified whole, providing systematically connected answers to virtually all the questions of philosophy recognized in his own time.
Ms. Sabolovic, along with her fellow curators, Ana Devic, Ivet Curlin, Natasa Ilic and the designer Dejan Krsic in the curatorial collective What, How and for Whom, or WHW, prefers to answer questions as a unified collective identity.
Would a unified theory in physics provide a definitive answer?
We seek a resolution based on a unified state structure".
The simple answer: For a foreign occupying force to create a unified and effective army from a disunified and disaffected populace was (and remains) a fool's errand.
Without specific contents other than a unified dynamism and the quality of being for-me, the transcendental ego answers the question: what is it that makes possible the accessibility, to me, of "the whole stream of my experiencing life".
