The phrase "a unique choice of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a selection that is distinctive or one-of-a-kind in some way.
Example: "The restaurant offers a unique choice of desserts that you won't find anywhere else."
Alternatives: "an exclusive selection of" or "a distinctive option for".
In addition, we investigate the conditions under which a mental state model exists, characterizing a class of "goal-seeking" agents that can be modeled in this manner; and we suggest two criteria for choosing between consistent models, showing conditions under which they lead to a unique choice of model.
So, for all, there exists a unique choice of, such that.
Thus, for n ≥ 2 there is not a unique choice of the conditional expectations.
But the general message for now is that the principle of indifference does not lead to a unique choice of priors.
Klum, who split from her singer husband in January 2012, told Couric that Seal used a "unique choice of words" and denied that she cheated on him during their marriage.
Our attempts to calibrate the mathematical model to these more detailed measurements also failed to identify a unique choice of D and q to match the measurements.
However this does not determine a unique choice for, crucially, the nature of the particular adult that the child will become depends on the choices that are made for it whilst a child.
I'd even had the name picked out for my daughter, the same name as my grandmother--not a unique choice, judging from the number of little Sophies and Maxes spawned by my generation.
The paired method of analysis treats each unique best-worst pair as a unique choice outcome (where order matters).
For instance, in vitro experiments show that integrases from different retroviruses each display a distinct and unique choice of integration sites when given an identical target DNA [4], [5].
When adding the next distribution, say m, each possible k-place ending can arise from at most k possible k-place endings for the map of the first m−1 distributions, via a unique extension, or unique choice of match partner for the mth distribution.
