The phrase "a unique identity for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the distinct characteristics or branding associated with a person, organization, or product.
Example: "The company aims to create a unique identity for its brand that sets it apart from competitors."
Alternatives: "a distinctive identity for" or "a singular identity for".
Victoria Morgan, the troupe's artistic director, said her intention in working with Mr. Veggetti was to create a "unique" identity for her company.
So when Tamara Rojo announces that, as ENB's new director, she wants to forge "a unique identity" for the company, to make it "the most creative and the most loved", it raised the question of how she expected to pay for that ambition.
Recently, based on the efforts of the local government to develop a unique identity for the town, this practice is re-initiated.
"We have created a unique identity for the Paralympic torch relay which will be celebration of courage, determination, inspiration and equality that every Paralympian represents," he said.
In other words, if publishers want their visitors to sign-in, those visitors no longer have to create a unique identity for each site.
This process, referred to in the sibling research as sibling deidentification, is a common reaction to sibling comparisons that is designed to carve out a unique identity for a younger sibling.
Funding Funding the introduction of the scheme, which would require a network of centres to gather biometric information across the country and the creation of a unique identity number for every UK resident over 16, will come from hikes in the cost of passports and driving licences, said Mr Blunkett.
NONATObase adopts a unique identity (NonatoID) for each species name that is associated to the AphiaID of World Registry of Marine Species/World Polychaete Database - WoRMS (http://www.marinespecies.org/polychaeta).org/polychaeta
Each vessel included by IR was given a unique identity number (ID) for subsequent grading [ 30].
The idea he says is simple: take a plastic card with a unique identity number, one you use for everyday tasks such as contactless payments or paying for public transport.
Being the first "Idol" automatically puts her in the top five, but maintaining a unique identity and name-and-face recognition for almost 15 years gives Clarkson the crown.
