The phrase "a unique step" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a particular action or measure that is distinct or one-of-a-kind in a given context.
Example: "Implementing a unique step in our strategy could set us apart from our competitors."
Alternatives: "an exceptional measure" or "a distinctive action".
"We have taken a unique step and succeeded.
JetBlue recently joined four large reservation networks, a unique step for a low-fare airline.
Demosaicing is equivalent to split the mosaiced image and interpolate the outcome four polyphase components, though it is usually accomplished in a unique step.
The Hi-C method adds a unique step after restriction digestion, in which the staggered DNA ends are filled in with biotinylated nucleotides (as shown by the pink dot).
These novel nanomaterials were prepared by a modified sol gel route that allows, in a unique step, the formation of Ce-doped anatase nanoparticles and their assembling over an exfoliated clay material.
Former Presidents of the U.S. are typically inundated with offers from the private sector when they leave office.Recent White House tenant Barack Obama is about to take a unique step, however, with reports suggesting that he is close to agreeing to have his own show on Netflix.
A new approach to impart hydrophilicity to H-PDMS in an unique step was developed by addition of tetraethyl orthosilicate (TEOS) and in absence of basic or acid aqueous mixtures or hydroxyl-compounds during the PDMS coating process.
In addition, a unique step-by-step modeling procedure shown allows readers to follow and simulate by themselves to do research.
O'Shaughnessy Dam had been designed with adequate foundations and a unique stepped face in order to make possible a future increase in the dam height.
Its functioning is reported as described in [48]: Step 1 To initialize, each vertex is given a unique label; Step 2 Repeatedly, each vertex updates its label with the one used by the greatest number of neighbors.
These interactions may represent a unique consecutive step required for SAHF formation, leading to a two-step mechanism where heterochromatin decondensation is followed by spatial clustering.
