The phrase "a unique mode" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a distinct or singular method, style, or approach in various contexts, such as art, technology, or communication.
Example: "The artist developed a unique mode of expression that set her apart from her contemporaries."
Alternatives: "a distinctive method" or "an exclusive approach."
Buses are a unique mode of transport.
But the number of cases of liver failure was small compared with the 1.9 million people who have taken the drug at one time or another, and the F.D.A. initially decided to keep Rezulin on the market despite the risk, because it had a unique mode of action and did help many patients.
It seems the F line, where one out of five trains routinely ran late, did not quite make up for the loss of a unique mode of transport that seems more suited to a Swiss ski chalet than an urban metropolis.
One c-di-GMP binds to the interface of STING dimer with a unique mode.
MLFD is a flexible distribution with varying shapes and has a unique mode at zero or it is unimodal with one/two non-zero modes.
Broad spectrum activities, a unique mode of actions and rare resistant variants make antimicrobial peptide (AMP) a potential alternative to antibiotics.
Several members utilize a unique mode of biological action that involves the sequestration of lipid II, a crucial intermediate in peptidoglycan biosynthesis, to form pores in bacterial membranes.
Products that contain a.s. with a similar mode of action were clearly underrepresented, while the diversity among products with dissimilarly acting a.s. was very high given that already 34 products represented a unique mode-of-action combination.
The co-crystal structures with PPARγ and RXRα revealed a unique mode of dual PPARγ/RXR agonism by magnolol [29].
Various pathogenic bacteria use related virulence systems, contradicting the long-held paradigm that each bacterium has a unique mode of action.
Anoikis is a unique mode of apoptosis consequential to insufficient cell-matrix interactions.
