The phrase "a unique bridge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a bridge that is one-of-a-kind or has distinctive features that set it apart from others.
Example: "The architect designed a unique bridge that seamlessly blends with the natural landscape."
Alternatives: "an exceptional bridge" or "a distinctive bridge".
There were threats to be "outed", as a footballer offered a unique bridge to the mainstream.
But beyond the trial itself is the question of what it means for the people of what was once a much larger Yugoslavia, the wreckage of what was an imperfect but functioning multiethnic state in Europe, a unique bridge between East and West.
Because isothermal titration calorimetry has the capability to measure different energetic contributions to the binding affinity, it provides a unique bridge between computational and experimental analysis.
Nothing less than a series of custom-built instruments such as "a bespoke digitally-controlled pipe organ; a 30 foot pendulum that harnesses the earth's gravitational pull to create musical patterns, creating a unique bridge between the ancient and the modern; a bespoke gamelan-celeste hybrid; and a one-off extraordinary pin barrel harp".
The lethal attacks these documents contain are now the subject of Matthieu Cherubini's new online installation, Afghan War Diary, which builds a unique bridge between three cyberspaces: the aforementioned Wikileaks military logs, player data from popular online action game Counter-Strike, and the globe-mapping services of Google Earth.
Dendritic cells (DCs) constitute a unique bridge between the innate and the adaptive immune system.
One of the chief ideas in this theory is that Britain's possession of efficient armed forces, together with its twin loyalty to America and the European mainland, give it a unique bridging role.
The deadmen are one sign that the new eastern span of the Bay Bridge, which includes the skyway and a unique suspension bridge, is meant to last at least 150 years after its expected opening in 2013.
Here, we discuss the emerging potential of metabolomics; the systems level study of small molecule metabolites, to help overcome these gaps and serve as a unique biochemical bridge between the phenotypic properties of chemical compounds and biological targets.
All designs are currently anonymous, but on March 9 a jury of architects selected by the London Borough of Wandsworth will choose the "best team, capable of designing and delivering a unique landmark bridge for this part of London".
There is a unique disulfide bridge in CtxB5 that links Cys 9 to Cys 86.
