The phrase "a unique juncture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific point in time or situation that is distinct or significant.
Example: "We find ourselves at a unique juncture in history, where technology and society are evolving at an unprecedented pace."
Alternatives: "a distinct moment" or "a singular point".
Intermediary Liability laws set the rules of the road at a unique juncture of state and private power.
As the floods have become politically sensitive in the city, and with state elections looming, Chennai's residents are at a unique juncture to demand a sustainable plan for a more resilient, "blue" city.
In a larger sense, he said, he sees the major religions as standing at a unique juncture in history, when modern communications have brought them into much closer proximity than ever.
The transition into a freelance career isn't easy, but we're at a unique juncture in the way people work that's making freelancing even more appealing.
On the importance of undergraduate student leaders, Daniel Rounds, co-chair of Community House says, "It is crucial that undergraduates continue to lead the program because we are at a unique juncture where we are close enough in age to the students that we can relate to them but are old enough to serve as mentors".
Placing such limits, however, serves to exhibit what Kant considers to be the authentic religious meaning of these doctrines, i.e., their bearing upon the moral freedom of human agents and the moral destiny of the human species as the unique juncture of freedom and nature.
They serve almost as snapshots of where we sit at this unique juncture in history.
So what does bin Laden's death mean to the Arab world at this most unique juncture in the region's history?
What's crucial at this unique juncture is for the U.S. government to re-evaluate major energy policies such as ending wasteful fossil-fuel subsidies and possibly relaxing to a degree new car efficiency measures.
At this historic juncture, there is a unique opportunity for Colombians to explore and consider the widest array of lessons learned in other countries on how to (and how not to) pursue accountability for serious crimes.
Today, we are at another plastic juncture and the president has a unique opportunity to strengthen and extend the liberal world order from which Americans and so many others around the world have benefited.
