The phrase "a unique pattern and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has a distinctive or singular arrangement or design, often followed by additional information or characteristics.
Example: "The artist created a unique pattern and incorporated vibrant colors to enhance the visual appeal of the piece."
Alternatives: "a distinctive design and" or "an exclusive arrangement and".
In the case of cell-free DNA, ASO-PCR levelshoweded a unique pattern and remained high even after treatment.
To this day horse owners must register a unique pattern and set of colours (worn on the jockey's jacket and helmet cover) with a regulatory board.
Dynamic iris recognition Your iris has a unique pattern, and is already used to identify you (so long as you are standing still in front of a camera) by border control agencies in the UK, Netherlands, United Arab Emirates, US and Canada.
B. canis strains were subdivided into 2 groups, one exhibiting a unique pattern and the other one a banding pattern shared with B. suis biovars 3 and 4. Species of the closely related genus Ochrobactrum and several other clinically relevant bacteria showed no amplification product.
Surprisingly, the existence of TM's anisotropy in mammals is accompanied with a unique pattern and orientation of sensory cells, typically with one row of IHCs and three rows of OHCs [1].
Tls mRNA followed a unique pattern and was strongly expressed and localized in the photoreceptors (inner segment), the INL and GCL (Figs 3 and 4).
Its hind limb is quite similar in construction to that of Acanthostega, that is to say a paddle with no obvious ankle joint, and it has seven toes arranged in a unique pattern (Coates and Clack 1990).
In 1971, a special and rare subgroup of metastatic NB affecting very young infants and characterized by a unique pattern of dissemination and a high incidence of spontaneous regression was described [ 1].
Each character and number falls under a unique pattern of dits and dahs.
Lazuli Buntings have a unique pattern of molt and migration.
Each lymphoma subgroup expresses a unique pattern of GPCRs and efforts are underway to fully characterize these patterns at the genetic level.
