The phrase "a unique configuration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific arrangement or setup that is distinct or one-of-a-kind in some context.
Example: "The artist created a unique configuration of colors and shapes that captivated the audience."
Alternatives: "an exclusive arrangement" or "a distinctive setup".
"It's a unique configuration of some seriously big comedy minds.
The Higgs theory suggested that nature, as it cooled after the big bang, froze into a unique configuration.
Zeitgeist books are, by definition, one-offs whose success is owed to a unique configuration of circumstances.
A unique configuration that is enabled by OFDM is the simultaneous transmission of identical signals by geographically dispersed transmitters.
Begun in 1998, the Levitated Dipole Experiment, or LDX, uses a unique configuration where its main magnet is suspended, or levitated, by another magnet above.
While this outburst ended his political career, it did not diminish the reverence many felt for his talmudic skills - as illustrated by his four-volume rabbinical commentary on the Talmud, in a unique configuration called Avi Ezri.
The shape of the soul is the idea that each of us have a really unique configuration.
Crystallographic analysis of this region revealed a pair of parallel dimeric coiled coils intercalated in a tail-to-tail fashion to form a tetramer, giving rise to the unique configuration of a pair of N-terminal EVH1 domains at each end of the coiled coil.
If every product is ultimately intellectual property (a secret recipe or unique configuration of rare parts), how do you not just promote but protect it?
As a result of the unique configuration of this platform, countless crystallization conditions can be explored in the presence of hundreds of distinct polymers including, but not limited to, varying parameters such as the temperature, the degree of supersaturation, and solvent, enabling the structural landscape of a compound to be thoroughly explored.
Variety in initiatives and the institutional configurations in which they are embedded are therefore considered to be a logical consequence of the unique configuration of cities.
