The phrase "a unique and broad" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is both distinctive and extensive in scope or range.
Example: "The research provided a unique and broad perspective on the issue, highlighting various viewpoints."
Alternatives: "a distinctive and wide-ranging" or "an exceptional and expansive".
Second, ISPs may not have the same window as Facebook on your activity, but they have a unique and broad one.
Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg via Getty Images Second, ISPs may not have the same window as Facebook on your activity, but they have a unique and broad one.
It brings together a unique and broad combination of disciplines that all share a common focus on feedstock biology and science, related, in some way, to biomass, biofeedstock, and bioenergy production.
"Hank [Ratner] is one of the most respected leaders in the business with a unique and broad portfolio of experience that perfectly positions him to transform ISE into a leading sports, media, entertainment and management company, providing the very best for our clients on and off the field," said Burkle.
Brenda Chapman has a unique and broad experience as a storyteller from the American film industry -- as director, story supervisor and scriptwriter.
It has lent more than £3.7 billion in unsecured personal loans to customers in the U.K. The next phase of Zopa is all about becoming a new digital bank, alongside its peer-to-peer business, in order to be able to offer "a unique and broader set of products to customers".
The stratospheric airship provides a unique and promising platform for broad band telecommunication relay missions, which combine the advantages of both terrestrial and satellite communication.
Sirolimus is a unique and potent agent with broad anti-inflammatory and immunomodulatory activities.
And it's interesting that, accepting the job, he made a point of singling out the "unique and broad community of artists" the UK has to offer, perhaps signalling that his approach will be more collaborative than that of Nicholas Hytner.
"The National is an extraordinary place, full of extraordinary people, and I look forward with relish to the task ahead – to fill our theatres with the most exciting, accessible and ground-breaking work our unique and broad community of artists has to offer".
1 Tavera asserted that because universities have a stated commitment to act in the public interest, students, academics, and university administrators are in a unique and powerful position to call for broader access to university research for low- and middle-income countries and answer research questions that address diseases of the poor.
