The phrase "a unique cost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific cost that is distinct or one-of-a-kind in a particular context, such as pricing or budgeting.
Example: "The project incurred a unique cost due to the specialized materials required for construction."
Alternatives: "a distinct expense" or "a singular charge".
Although the company offers a unique cost structure for placing its ads, decreasing ad rates and fierce competition could dampen the after-market performance of the company's stock.
To this goal, we make use of multiple types of constraints and cues embedded into a unique cost function, which is then efficiently minimized.
And it also boasts a unique cost structure that the team hopes will allow it to pay 2-3x what normal freelance writers see for contributions.
In this paragraph, we give a short description of the methodology which was used to calculate a unique cost price for each medical activity as classified by the CTG classification in each hospital (for example €500 for the 1st outpatient visit).
Although there was no improvement of the already high sensitivity of single IgA CD-specific autoAb testing, the CytoBead technology appears to provide a unique cost-effective opportunity for multiplex parameter CD serology.
Account for any unique costs associated with your particular business, such as payments to a former owner.
Consequently, although the controller is designed to minimize a unique team cost function, it only uses the available information set for each agent.
The obtained composite is a unique low cost material because is environmentally friendly and has a high potential for applications in shock absorption and padding materials, due its proven good resilience and elastic modulus.
However, each of the configurations has unique cost and energy consumption related trade-offs.
The end result was a unique, low-cost intervention focussed on facilitating access to existing community services.
Production of antibody fragments in heterologous hosts such as Escherichia coli provides a unique and cost-effective method to develop engineered vectors for tumor targeting.
