The phrase "a unique necessity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is essential and distinct in its importance or requirement.
Example: "In today's fast-paced world, access to reliable information has become a unique necessity for effective decision-making."
Alternatives: "an essential requirement" or "a distinct need".
The fact that both RecBCPs and RecBCEc enzymes are lacking in exonuclease activity, as evidenced by the T4 2- phage multiplication assay, it is likely that the unique necessity of RecD in the RecBCDPs might not be due to the lack of nuclease activity on the enzyme.
The American mosque has a unique opportunity and necessity to embrace the Prophetic practice of unreservedly receiving women in mosques.
In each feature, designer Sarah Law sits down with creatives both Opening Ceremony and KARA are obsessed with to design a unique bag based on necessity, inspiration and, of course, personality.
It was my first love, and then gradually I became so aware this step had been a mistake I tried to recover that initial love, late, very late – the death of the loved one was approaching – but with a unique intensity and feeling of necessity".
Rather, each situation was made with necessity and for a unique purpose.
Try describing this ordinary implement as a unique masterwork of beauty, functionality and necessity.
As a human resources lead, you are in a unique and important position to communicate the necessity for security awareness — and significantly reduce risk through effective training.
Although the studies provide a unique insight into events during telomere reprogramming, these studies by necessity remain observational.
The head of Lions Gate, Tom Ortenberg, told Variety that it is simply a matter of necessity serving as a mother of innovation: "We're in a unique position.
This makes PAS a unique method in the comparison with conventional spectroscopy where the specimen's transparency is an absolute necessity.
