The phrase "a unique process of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific method or approach that is distinct or one-of-a-kind in nature.
Example: "The researchers developed a unique process of synthesizing the compound that had never been attempted before."
Alternatives: "an exclusive method of" or "a distinctive approach to".
These concurrent variations point to a unique process of temperature-pressure increase of the hydrothermal system controlling geophysical and geochemical signals at the caldera.
This research paper presents a critical analysis of a unique process of governance experimentation within the Australian urban water sector which generated sufficient social political capital to change an established water governance framework.
We are bringing together community partners and leading them through a unique process of solving tough health and social issues faced by the populations they serve.
Broadcasting in MANETs is not only an essential action for unicast routing protocols in mobile scenarios, but also a unique process of a number of multicast routing protocols.
One can hypothesize that there is a unique process of formation of synandria varying in intensity between flowers with partially united stamens to fully developed synandria.
Among the many eco-friendly policies (site-wide recycling, a mountain-spring-fed water system) practiced by the Robert resortd-owned resort is a unique process of glass recycling.
"This was such a unique process for all of us actors.
We report a unique process for rapid synthesis of few-layer graphene films on Cu foil by microwave plasma chemical vapor deposition (MPCVD).
Electrospinning is a unique process for the formation of fibers with submicron-scale diameters (in the nanometer to micrometer range) using polymer-based solutions or melts through electrostatic forces [10].
A project is a unique process, which consists of a set of coordinated and controlled activities with start and end dates in order to achieve an objective conforming to specific requirements such as the constraints of time, cost and resources (NF ISO 10006 1998).
Such patents are designed to protect a unique process or series of steps for executing a service or business strategy.
