The phrase "a unique force of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something or someone that has a distinct and powerful influence or impact in a particular context.
Example: "Her passion for environmental conservation is a unique force of change in our community."
Alternatives: "a distinctive power of" or "an exceptional influence of".
The UNSC, which is to meet on Friday August 12 to vote on issues related to Southern Sudan, is slated to decide whether to create a unique force comprised of peacekeepers from Kenya, Ethiopia, Uganda, Rwanda and Sudan itself with a special mandate to protect civilians, according to Simon Deng, a New York-based Sudanese-American human rights activist who co-organized Thursday's rally.
Because of this, Sun believes his strategy, combining agriculture with his financial expertise and applying Internet technology, will make his agri business start-up a unique force in spearheading the upgrade of China's backward agriculture sector.
Jeter is a unique force in baseball with a seemingly unending array of gears to shift into.
At higher resolution, the relationship with sea-level history differs from case to case, indicating that it is not a unique forcing but likely a combination of processes that is involved in 13C enrichment213C
Much in the same way that she has succeeded in evoking the whole, living person through her sculptures of incomplete faces, solitary eyeballs, and truncated hands, I hope to render the unique force and trajectory of her life and work despite fragmentary biographical data and the loss or damage of many of her sculptures.
The nature of this unique force that is assumed in the theoretical approach to influence the cutting of hard-heterogeneous materials is experimentally validated by drilling a homogeneous and a heterogeneous hard ceramics, i.e. a monolithic SiC and a SiC/SiC CMC.
The forgoing line of argument reveals a distinctive aspect of Kant's approach: his account of the content of moral requirements and the nature of moral reasoning is based on his analysis of the unique force moral considerations have as reasons to act.
The power of visibility has unique force in sports where, particularly for gay men, the stereotype is that gays are unathletic.
Everywhere you look, ice draws the eye, squeezed and chiselled by a unique coincidence of forces.
