The phrase "a unique change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a change that is distinct or one-of-a-kind in some context.
Example: "The company implemented a unique change in its marketing strategy that set it apart from competitors."
Alternatives: "an exceptional alteration" or "a distinctive modification".
Then again, some of its new effort is built on a unique change it made in 2004.
A unique change in the activation energy as a function of the dry density of the montmorillonite was found.
We focus essentially on the basic situation where a unique change point is present in the regression function.
What surprised Hoekstra and her team, however, wasn't that the gene was involved, but that each of the nine mutations were tied to a unique change in the animal's coats, that all the new mutations led to more camouflaging color, and that the mutations occurred in a relatively short, 8,000-year timeframe.
Moore's findings result from a unique change in policy removing a specific disability category and may not reflect the general population of disability beneficiaries.
LULCC can be summarized in a unique change statistic that quantifies the proportion of pixels that have changed in the overall study area independent of their classes.
We define that the slime mould recognises a colour if it reacts to illumination with the colour by a unique changes in amplitude and periods of oscillatory activity.
You belong to a generation that had a unique chance to change everything," says Kostrzewa.
Ren and colleagues reported that 17%% of all evolutionary nucleotide changes in the CTCF binding sites took place as C-to-T substitutions as a unique nucleotide change at the 12th position [ 6].
A probe 1-coated film was further applied to detect HF gas via a unique capacitance change.
Polydiacetylene (PDA) vesicles-based chromatic biosensor could present a unique color change in response to a particular analyte or circumstance.
