The phrase "a unique policy for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific policy that is distinct or tailored for a particular purpose, group, or situation.
Example: "The organization has developed a unique policy for remote work that addresses the needs of its employees."
Alternatives: "a distinct policy for" or "a specialized policy for".
Barack Obama doesn't have an impressive record of experience or a unique policy profile.
"The E.C.B. faced a difficult problem: it was setting a unique monetary policy for countries with very different monetary needs," Tano Santos, a professor of economics and finance at Columbia Business School, said.
This project should lay foundation for forming unique policy of biobanking development based on interdisciplinary specificity having a wide range of research goals.
This treaty is a unique opportunity for policy makers on both sides to provide clarity on several key issues of concern, such as investment by state-own entities, Chinese sovereign funds, national treatment applying to U.S. and Chinese companies, and many others.
The coexistence of children representing opposite sides of the energy balance equation presents a unique challenge for policy and interventions.
This can be inferred as resulting from market forces, and presents a unique opportunity for policy drivers to influence SDS behaviour through manipulating the demand side preferences.
The Strategic plan's emphasis on staffing and quality assurance of CBE, along with the lower percentage of facilitator salaries in the budget of CS versus other school systems, provides a unique opportunity for policy dialogue towards securing capacity-building, oversight and staffing, as required in quantity and quality to sustain community schools.
This project represents a unique opportunity for policy makers and researchers to work toward a common goal to test different forms of patient involvement in HTA and to evaluate them in order to produce useful knowledge regarding the implementation of patient involvement strategies in HTA and their possible effects and impacts.
The Intergovernmental Groups on Hard Fibers and on Jute, Kenaf and Allied Fibres (IGG/HFJU), subsidiary bodies of the Committee on Commodity Problems (CCP), provide a unique space for policy dialogue and consensus building between producing and consuming countries on emerging issues affecting the natural fibres industry.
Grant funding is available specifically for capstone projects that can demonstrate "heavy data availability". The flexibility of choice for capstone projects presents a unique opportunity for Columbia policy students to transform policy as a discipline.
This seismic shift in healthcare creates a unique opportunity for drug policy and criminal justice advocates to reframe the debate and advance reform.
