The phrase "a unique specimen in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is one-of-a-kind or particularly distinctive within a certain context or category.
Example: "The museum displayed a unique specimen in its collection, showcasing the rarest species of butterfly known to science."
Alternatives: "an exceptional example of" or "a rare instance of".
The final piece before the intermission was Stravinsky's "Ebony Concerto," a unique specimen in the world of pseudo-classical-jazz music.
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.
Kurt explained that as a female who was interested in programming, I would be treated as a unique specimen in the male-dominated world of tech.
Specimens were labeled with a unique specimen number and stored in cryovial boxes at –70°C until thawed for reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) study.
"It's absolutely huge and visitors have been touching it over the last 100 years which left a black residue on the surface, which we removed". A unique specimen due to go on display later in the year is the actual head of a dodo with its skin intact.
I knew I was dealing with a unique specimen when he answered my first question, "Who the hell are you?" in a very sad, meek monotone.
It builds on the English national curriculum for science and uses the unique specimens in our galleries as a focus for whole-class debates about the interpretation of the specimens as evidence for evolution.
Scientists have seized upon the sale of Icarosaurus as yet another example of the need for measures to keep unique specimens in the public domain.
One of the surviving specimens of the mostly melted rounded rim pieces is in proof; this unique specimen is in private hands.
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.
