The phrase "a unique and precious" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is both one-of-a-kind and highly valued or cherished.
Example: "The necklace she wore was a unique and precious family heirloom passed down through generations."
Alternatives: "one-of-a-kind and valuable" or "distinctive and treasured".
For countries in demographic transition, the fall to replacement fertility is a unique and precious opportunity.Another inconvenient truthNonsense, say Malthus's heirs.
So, this film pointed me towards the central theme of this MacTaggart: we still possess a unique and precious balance in this country and this industry, between the collective and the commercial value of the work we do.
We're doing what we can to save a unique and precious heritage asset.
But carrying out major work to a unique and precious relic was fraught with difficulty.
But it also aims for complex-and-important-art status, with suggestions of the "post-human," of "opacity," of the object's "curiously ambiguous execution," ending with the literal assertion that it's "a unique and precious sculpture".
Gingrich endorsed this vision of American exceptionalism, telling constituents, "every generation must learn why being an American is a unique and precious experience".
The ability to love reading a classic, gorgeously written piece of literature, and to enjoy not just writing, but the power and privilege of creating a work that has never been read before that moment when it comes pouring out of your very heart and soul — that is a language, a completely unique and precious foreign tongue, that some can inherently speak, but others struggle to comprehend.
Moreover, in our increasingly precarious situation - on a small, unique and precious planet - this is not a problem resolvable in terms of 'them and us'.
"His memories are unique and precious and a good example of the many stories we must capture while we can".
Sibling relationships are indeed both unique and precious, and can be a source of great strength and comfort.
His almost 20 years as head of the museum, climaxing once more in a massive plan of expansion and redesign, have destroyed one of the most unique and precious public experiences of modern art.
