The phrase "a unique specimen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is one of a kind or particularly distinctive, often in a scientific or artistic context.
Example: "The museum displayed a unique specimen of a rare butterfly, showcasing its vibrant colors and intricate patterns."
Alternatives: "an exceptional example" or "a one-of-a-kind item".
While such grand theatrical devices might be reminiscent of other cities across the Soviet bloc, from Moscow to Minsk, Pyongyang is a unique specimen in that the original intentions remain intact.
"Because what I like they might be, like, 'This is trash.' " Secret Stash is already a unique specimen in the peculiar world of comic book shops because it is owned by Kevin Smith, the writer-director and superhero enthusiast.
He paused for a moment, undecided, a unique specimen of sartorial splendor white Panama stuck on the back of his shiny shaved skull, yellow silk polo shirt dirtied slightly by the black of his bulging muscles, draped trousers of a brilliant pea green, tight waisted and slack hanging above size eleven shoes of freshly shined tan.
He paused for a moment, undecided, a unique specimen of sartorial splendor — white Panama stuck on the back of his shiny shaved skull, yellow silk polo shirt dirtied slightly by the black of his bulging muscles, draped trousers of a brilliant pea green, tight waisted and slack hanging above size eleven shoes of freshly shined tan.
In a new study, published online today in Nature, paleontologists report that they have found a unique specimen of Anomalocaris with exceptionally-preserved fossil impressions of the animals' eyes.
We have designed a genotyping assay based on polymerase chain reaction and DNA-Chip for HBV Starting from a unique specimen, analysis of polymorphisms at 150 positions along the genome and 383 mutations is possible as well as the determination of the genotype.
I don't consider myself a unique physical specimen.
A unique fatigue specimen was designed from the used fretting pads of Ti 6Al 4V fretting fatigue experiments.
In this study, a unique concrete specimen was used to analyse the response of embedded sacrificial zinc and steel anodes to rainfall and fluctuations in temperature.
Photograph: Don Emmert/AFP/Getty Images Updated at 4.15am GMT 3.38am GMT Nothing accentuates the unique specimen that is Steve Buscemi quite like a crowd of burly city workers, who flank him as he fills during a break from the performances.
When reconstructed as a range in this way, the whole cranial form of this unique specimen can be further quantified by comparative coordinate-based methods such as GM or can be used for finite element modeling (FEM) explorations of hypotheses about the mechanics of early hominin feeding and diets.
