The phrase "a unique selection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a distinct or one-of-a-kind assortment of items or options available for choice.
Example: "Our store offers a unique selection of handcrafted jewelry that you won't find anywhere else."
Alternatives: "an exclusive range" or "a distinctive collection".
This didactical example illustrates that reducing the global amount of missing data (i.e. selecting the longest sequences) as a unique selection criterion can be misleading.
It featured a unique selection called Il Cinema Ritrovato dedicated to restored classics, cult films, documentaries and silent films with live scores.
In this list, we tried to avoid the obvious YA reads released in the recent surge of Hunger-Games-inspired publishing, to instead present a unique selection of cult favourites and classics.
And what better spot to stash "Gardner's Library," as old friends think of it — a unique selection of volumes never to be taken down and opened, never to be discussed, reviewed, collated, or arranged?
"Each store has a different market and a unique selection".
Beer lovers will adore the Prague Beer Museum, not a museum at all, but a pub offering a unique selection of Czech microbrews.
Specialty boutiques often carry hard-to-find brands and offer a more unique selection of goods and goodies for your pet.
On the other hand, each subject represents a highly complex genetic combination of polymorphisms [ 8], making its immune system a virtually unique selection of high and low responder states of the genes encoding for example most of the chemokines and cytokines that regulate immune responses and inflammatory processes.
We suggest that the integral equation contains a mechanism for the unique selection of the tip radius of the needle crystal independent of surface energy.
We have sought a structural explanation for the unique selection for NRTIs by the human pol γ.
It is plausible that as each population in Eurasia was subjected to unique selection pressures, a greater degree of differentiation occurred among Eurasian groups than between each of these groups and sub-Saharan Africans.
