The phrase "a unique shape of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has a distinct or one-of-a-kind form or configuration.
Example: "The sculpture features a unique shape of intertwined metal and glass that captivates viewers."
Alternatives: "a distinctive form of" or "an unusual design of".
Once the glaciers had retreated, the subglacial volcanoes would be revealed, with a unique shape as a result of their confinement within glacial ice.
At first there seems to have been no fixed plan; indeed the tomb of Hatshepsut is of a unique shape, twisting and turning down over 200 metres from the entrance so that the burial chamber is 97 metres below the surface.
Consider jars that have interest or are of a unique shape.
The combination of a unique shaped hook of high tensile strength demonstrates an optimum effect on the failure mode of concrete cylinders in which peak and post-peak strengths are raised.
It is very interesting to note that ferrite synthesized in the presence of FA exhibits a unique shape and size.
The Advanced Institute of Industrial Technology in Tokyo, for instance, has developed a chair which detects the unique shape of a user's bottom with 99% accuracy.Others have plumped for non-biometric wearable technology.
The Advanced Institute of Industrial Technology in Tokyo has developed a chair which detects with 99% accuracy the unique shape of a user's bottom.Such biometric data could be more secure.
If there were a single oscillator in the inferior olive, one could explain the unique shape of each oscillatory waveform in a given patient by proposing that the inferior olive generated signal undergoes some form of post-processing (e.g. low-pass filtering or adding noise).
The substitution of TPs with protamine (Prm) completes nuclear remodeling, conferring a toroid structure to DNA and the unique shape of male gametes (Miller et al., 2010).
