The phrase "a unique role that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific function or position that is distinct or one-of-a-kind within a certain context.
Example: "In our organization, each team member has a unique role that contributes to our overall success."
Alternatives: "a distinct function that" or "a special position that".
But aspirin has a unique role that was not even suspected by its early advocates.
Further, IL-10 plays a unique role that is not redundant with those of other immunosuppressive molecules, as IL-10 signaling blockade alleviates MDSC-mediated immunosuppression and improves survival, defining IL-10 as a fundamental immune cell modulator in the ovarian TME and represents a viable target for therapeutic strategies (Hart et al., 2011).
"It's a unique role that he clearly doesn't appreciate," Anuzis said.
6. Celebrate your role as a partial parent and partial friend in the lives of the kids and what a unique role that is. 7. Celebrate your participation in a non-traditional family setting and how that enhances your life.
There is nothing in the President's unique role that makes the arguments used in those other cases inappropriate.
Talk also centered on the unique role that Maya — a stoic female lead in a political thriller-turned-action drama — represents.
The reason for that is Trump's failure to grasp the essence of leadership and the unique role that the United States has a moral exemplar among nations of the world.
It's also about understanding the unique role that government must play in a market economy.
I have a deep appreciation for the mission of Etsy and the unique role that it plays in global e-commerce.
This highlights the unique role that New Zealand's native birds played in the ecosystem, a role that has no modern analogue.
"After Helping Jews, a Paper Saves Itself" (Arts & Ideas pages, June 23) recalls not only the unique role that The Aufbau played for many refugees from Hitler, but also something my mother often quoted.
