The phrase "a unique panel of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a distinct or special group of individuals assembled for a specific purpose, such as a discussion, evaluation, or decision-making.
Example: "The conference will feature a unique panel of experts in renewable energy who will share their insights on sustainable practices."
Alternatives: "an exclusive group of" or "a distinguished panel of".
We have established a unique panel of 7 UM cell lines from either patient's tumors or patient-derived tumor xenografts (PDXs).
In order to identify chr2 deletions and Sfpi.1/PU.1 loss, we performed array comparative genomic hybridization (aCGH) on a unique panel of 79rAMLs.
Indeed, M IL-23) M IL-23ages expressed a unique panel of genes in sharply contrast to macrophagesacrophagexpressed3a).
In the present study, we report on the production and characterization of a unique panel of monoclonal antibodies derived from four individual monkeys inoculated with SIV/17E-CL as an attenuated virus strain at a time when protective immunity from pathogenic challenge was evident.
A unique panel of stakeholders is constituted for each CE Studio and consists of individuals who represent the researcher's population of interest.
In the end, availability of validated antibodies within the HPA directed the final set to a unique panel of 352 antibodies targeting 278 unique proteins.
Later, Musto and Souleles (2006) used a unique panel dataset of credit bureau records to measure the "covariate risk" of individual consumers and provided insight into the nature of the shocks hitting different types of consumers.
We focus on regional banks with a unique panel dataset of 81 banking groups that allows us to observe the employment levels of subsidiaries, in addition to those of parent banks, over fiscal 1994 2006.
We utilise a unique, panel dataset of European rail infrastructure managers (1996 2006).
We construct a unique panel database of listed Peruvian firms from three sources, for the years between 2005 and 2014.
This paper investigates, using a unique panel dataset of Korean manufacturing firms, the relationship between technological diversification and firm growth and the conditioning role of firm-specific core-technology competence in the relationship.
