The phrase "a unique potential to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's or something's distinctive ability or capacity to achieve a specific outcome or effect.
Example: "The new technology has a unique potential to revolutionize the way we communicate."
Alternatives: "a distinct ability to" or "a special capacity to".
Instead, "human beings have a unique potential to be each other's best source of co-operation, learning, love and assistance of every kind".
Social quality management practices also have a unique potential to invigorate process quality.
It was enabled with a unique potential to release drug payload in response to highly acidic pH present in the vicinity of cancer cells [67].
Nevertheless, ZnO not only offers decent memory properties but also has a unique potential to be used as multifunctional nonvolatile memory devices.
The results suggest a unique potential to engineer exciton dynamics in self-organized quantum dots, utilizing the bandwidth of structural properties obtainable in strained heteroepitaxy.
The seed appears to have a unique potential to replenish its own pool of required glutamated folates at all stages in its life cycle.
The lower predictive capability of the model in comparison to Salmonella is in part due to the incomplete knowledge of exchange fluxes that represent the environment during intracellular replication and infection and in part a result of Francisella's unique potential to exploit of the host niche for intracellular replication and growth.
Aquaporin-incorporated membranes exhibit the unique potential to achieve a high water flux in a desalination process, and more importantly a high salt rejection.
In June of 2008, then-Senator Hillary Clinton and Republican Senator Susan Collins introduced a piece of legislation that had unique potential to bolster America's manufacturing competitiveness.
A big picture thinker, Bianca is not limited by tradition or convention and passionately believes in each person's ability, and their unique potential to create a life of their dreams.
CTC analysis has the unique potential to offer a minimally invasive 'liquid biopsy' sample, easily obtainable at multiple time points during disease history, thus providing valuable information on the very early assessment of treatment efficacy and helping towards establishing individualised treatment approaches that will improve efficacy with less cost and side effects for BC patients.
