The phrase "a unique depth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a quality or characteristic that is distinct and profound, often in contexts related to art, literature, or personal experiences.
Example: "The novel offers a unique depth that allows readers to connect with the characters on a personal level."
Alternatives: "a distinct richness" or "an exceptional profundity."
Here's a unique depth charge.
This translates to marbling, giving a unique depth of flavour".
Here, Dredge says, beer brings "that classic depth that you get from alcohol – a unique depth, like a warming richness", as well as a sweet-and-savoury quality from the malt that can't be replicated by other alcohols.
By manipulating his vibrato speed he achieved a unique depth and beauty of expression on the vibraphone, a traditionally "cold" instrument, adding special warmth to his playing of ballads and medium-tempo blues.
Your Cholulas and Tabascos and other commercial table sauces do a fine job up until a point, but when you want to graduate to the next level of heat and earn your diploma from Tongue Ache University, Orange Krush provides a unique depth of flavour with a fair old kick.
Figure 3 shows that all the borewell locations have not been gauged to a unique depth.
To find the optimal orientation SDREM maximizes the following combinatorial function: (1) where P is the set of all unique depth-bounded paths between sources and TFs, is an indicator function that has the value 1 if path p is satisfied and w(p) is the path weight.
The NHS is a free-at-the-point of use national health service covering some 65 million users — which gives you an idea of the unique depth and granularity of the patient data it holds.
Briefly, hybridization capture of 3,230 exons from 182 cancer-related genes and 37 introns of 14 genes commonly rearranged in cancer was applied to ≥50 ng of DNA extracted from FFPE tumor specimens and sequenced to a unique median depth of >800×.
We couldn't help but notice his unique depth of talent and skill," Hernandez writes.
"Marie would have brought her unique depth and humanity to bear on it".
