The phrase "a unique match" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where two elements are perfectly suited for each other in a distinctive way.
Example: "After reviewing all the candidates, we found a unique match for the position that perfectly aligns with our company values."
Alternatives: "a perfect fit" or "an ideal pairing".
One of the measures would require that guns sold in New Jersey have a "ballistic identifier," which would provide a unique match between a bullet and the gun that fired it.
OkCupid allows users to get a little bit more in depth; not only are there standard categories to fill in (a self-summary, lists of interests and hobbies), there's also a huge selection of user generated questions, the answers to which give you and other users a unique "match percentage", a rudimentary yardstick by which to judge your potential compatibility.
"It will be a unique match, we have to focus solely on this game against Atletico.
The first level is a unique match between two spectra, where |N – M| unmatched peaks are not penalized.
Barcelona's final-day title showdown with Atletico Madrid will be a "unique match", says Barca defender Adriano.
Combination of the two types of curves could lead to a unique match of field data, which could do away with the need for a Horner buildup graph.
147 brain and 83 cell line contigs can be only found an unique match location on HuRef or Celera chromosomes (Additional file 5, Table S4), yet some of the remaining contigs can be aligned to more than one position (they might be transcribed from the repetitive or homologous regions or belong to CNVs), and others can be mapped onto the human unplaced genomic contigs.
In order to speed up the matching process, we design a unique matching algorithm by exploiting the mesh topology.
Part of what makes football a unique match-day experience is the coherent, organised active support.
Launched in Cairo with a unique matching algorithm of one match at a time, powered by a strong team of psychologists, managed to reach a 100,000 user base in only few months.
If each matched set shares a unique value of the confounder C, a unique matched set identifier may substitute for C.
