The phrase "a unique target for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is specifically aimed at or intended for a particular purpose or audience.
Example: "The new marketing campaign is designed to create a unique target for young professionals seeking career advancement."
Alternatives: "a distinct focus for" or "a specific aim for".
These changes in intracellular localization, tissue compartments, and channel function, uniquely associated with malignant transformation, may offer a unique target for cancer therapy, likely able to spare normal cells.
His Indian heritage made him a unique target for critics, who called him out for arresting and charging Indian nationals.
The satellite hosts well-calibrated laser reflectors that provide a unique target for experiments involving laser illumination.
Therefore, identifying GSC-niche interactions that regulate stem phenotypes may present a unique target for disrupting the maintenance and persistence of this treatment resistant population.
The DNA RNA interaction, specifically DNA RNA hybrid formation, provides a unique target for controlling the transfer of genetic information through binding by small molecules.
The ubiquitous CLC "Chloride Channel" family represents a unique target for biophysical and biochemical studies because its distinctive protein fold supports both passive chloride channels and secondary-active chloride-proton transporters.
In normal insertions, it is expected that transposase encounters a unique target site for insertion.
As one of the objectives of this study was to select a unique probe for a unique target sequence, we define "uniqueness" as (1) one non-redundant EST (unique target sequence) should be probed by one single non-redundant probe (unique probe) and (2) one unique probe should hybridize to one single unique target sequence.
If we use LC > 24 as a limit, 5579 probes (96% of the total) are expected to be specific for a unique target gene.
Using this more stringent criterion, a total of 5454 (94% of the total) of our designed probes are still expected to be specific for a unique target gene.
According to our probe design and its experimental validation using mutants from the systematic deletion collection, we propose here a complete yeast array in which each of the 5660 probes is specific for a unique target gene.
