The phrase "a unique responsibility of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific duty or obligation that is distinct to a particular person, group, or organization.
Example: "As the project manager, a unique responsibility of the role is to ensure that all team members are aligned with the project's goals."
Alternatives: "a distinct duty of the" or "an exclusive obligation of the".
The view from Berlin, set out by a range of policy makers who spoke on condition of anonymity, is that Germany, which has the largest euro economy, has a unique responsibility for the survival of the single currency.
She added, "I do feel that, as a female athlete, I have a unique responsibility to the feminist movement.
Altogether these data indicated that the RA signalling was triggered variously in all the three cell lines by different mechanisms, although it was not the unique responsibility of the increased cytotoxicity after EGCG+IIF treatment.
Profits may have tripled recently, but it's passion, according to Murtagh, that predominantly drives the industry – a sense of being "custodians of the best children's content", with a unique responsibility to "create the readers of the future".
"We, as Jews, have a unique responsibility to change the viewpoint of the people who are in our community," said Rae Abileah, a San Francisco resident and advocate for Jewish Voice for Peace's youth wing.
It isn't simply that America, by virtue of symbolizing liberty, has a unique responsibility to shape the affairs of humankind.
Governments have a unique responsibility to secure the total package of resources, such as national budgetary allocations to education or external financial assistance, to ensure every citizen's right to education.
But, as the hub where 44percentt of Americans read their news, Facebook bears a unique responsibility to address the problem.
"There's a huge enforcement gap in areas where the federal government has a unique responsibility to prosecute cases," said Jim Kessler, the policy and research director for Americans for Gun Safety who is a co-author of the study.
Indeed, startup leaders and founders are not experts in sociology, but in the face of ample evidence that sexism and a lack of diversity altogether are a problem in the world of tech startups in particular, I believe that founders and community builders have a unique responsibility - and opportunity - to alter the future of startup communities and their narratives.
