The phrase "a unique formula to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a specific method or approach that is distinctive or original in achieving a particular goal or outcome.
Example: "Our research team has developed a unique formula to enhance the efficiency of solar panels."
Alternatives: "an exclusive method to" or "a distinctive approach to".
Dr. Deegan said, "The WriteGirl approach, which provides a unique formula of creative freedom and significant support resources, empowers girls to believe in themselves and then to translate that belief into powerful writing and bold achievements". Writers unite!
However in Figure 4 B & C, determining only the number of carbon and nitrogen atoms for each mass reduces the degeneracy to a practical level (55% have a unique formula with HR2 and 50% with brute force).
Beyond approximately 500 Da, natural isotopic abundance information fails to achieve the improvement in chemical localization that SIL is capable of (typically a unique formula).
Among the economical formulas, a unique formula is then derived that does not require gradients of the source term at neighbor nodes, thus leading to a significantly smaller discretization stencil for source terms.
Hurok has established a unique formula for success during sixty years in show business.
What with the war against international terrorism, our first recession in a decade, rising unemployment, increasing business failures, record bankruptcies (including a giant like Enron), falling stock prices and new pressures on workers and industries from global competition -- at a time like this, they have found a unique formula for success through failure, which can be maintained indefinitely.
Lee: The Millionaire Matchmaker was a unique formula, matched with the perfect talent from the start.
Its one-off episodes provided a unique formula of real-life dilemmas and emotions brought on by the abuse of powerful technology that left audiences questioning their moral standpoints.
"I know it's a busy space with the likes of Deliveroo, EatFirst, etc. but I believe that we have a unique formula which addresses some of the huge challenges that other foodtech business and customers face," says Deliverd co-founder Paul Rawlings.
