The phrase "a unique status" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a condition or position that is distinct or one-of-a-kind in a particular context.
Example: "The organization has achieved a unique status in the industry due to its innovative approach to sustainability."
Alternatives: "a distinct position" or "an exclusive standing."
But as an émigré he has a unique status which makes him uniquely exploitable … Furst's high level of surface period detail is expertly deployed to make us feel as if we're stranded in the past without a guide.
Williams does indeed have a unique status in her party.
She would have a unique status because of the incident.
A statement from the Premier League said: "Clubs know that away fans have a unique status.
Noriega's extradition brings to an end his 21-year spell in a Miami jail, where he held a unique status.
As such, they may eventually become prophets or sacral kings occupying a unique status in the community.
Emma Ritch, executive director of the feminist campaign group Engender, which spearheaded the report, said: "It does seem there is a very unique status given to abortion, in that it is the only type of healthcare in which this criminalisation exists.
Since this temporal asymmetry occupies a rather unique status it is natural to wonder whether it might be the 'master' arrow.
Following a summative evaluation, algorithms built into the MMP could suggest an appropriate treatment modality based on a patient's unique status (clinical profile and preferences regarding both positive and negative treatment outcomes).
Washington -- which has buttressed the Gulf dynasties as a counterbalance to Iran -- raised the stakes in comments this week calling peaceful assembly a universal right that must be respected even in a country that claims unique status as an Islamic state like Saudi Arabia.
SINCE the financial crisis the European Central Bank (ECB) has ploughed a solitary course, reflecting its unique status as a monetary authority without a state.
