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The phrase "a unique feature in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a distinctive characteristic or quality found within a specific context or subject.
Example: "The smartphone boasts a unique feature in its ability to charge wirelessly from a distance."
Alternatives: "a distinctive aspect of" or "a singular characteristic in".
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"It's a unique feature in adolescence," Dr. Ranade said.
The channel heterogeneity, which is a unique feature in cognitive radio networks, has been ignored.
The holy book of Quran includes a unique feature in that its worldwide copies are all identical.
At lower temperature, the autoignited lifted flame demonstrated a unique feature in that the liftoff height decreased with increasing jet velocity.
A unique feature in this formulation is that the chemical reaction model accounts for all absorption, adsorption, and diffusion activation energies.
The Union of Lublin (1569) established a federative state of two nations with a jointly elected mutual king grand duke and legislature (a unique feature in Europe) and a customs union but with separate territories, laws, administrations, treasuries, and armies.
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Reading and migraine precipitation is a unique feature highlighted in the study.
The large molecular weight of HMW-GSs from S genome is a unique feature identified in this study.
A unique feature observed in anti-RNAP III positive SSc patients was the late development of RP, which has also been suggested [ 2], but details were not reported.
The existence of these putative ORFs nested within ORF2 and ORF5 is a unique feature found in CGRMV, CNRMV and CRMaV, but the expression of these ORFs has yet to be demonstrated.
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