The phrase "a unique unit of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific, distinct entity or measurement within a particular context, such as science, education, or business.
Example: "In our study, we identified a unique unit of measurement that accurately reflects the data collected."
Alternatives: "a distinct element of" or "a singular component of".
In compound 2, three bnib ligands are brigded by four CuI ions to form a unique unit of Cu4 binb 3(H2O)2, and the units are connected by Mo8O264- anions to generate an infinite 1D branched chain, which are further bridged by hydrogen bonding interactions to form a 2D supramolecular structure.
With the exception of the famed fighter pilots of World War II known as the Tuskegee Airmen, a unique unit of black pilots in a segregated force, very few aviators in the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marines were nonwhite.
Consequently, each river basin has a stock of its own which is a unique unit.
Conversely, if the j P-values are perfectly correlated (i.e. if the phenotypes m and the SNPs n are perfectly correlated), then the first eigenvalue equals j, all other eigenvalues equal 0, and q ej = j − (j − 1) = 1 (i.e. testing the association of perfectly correlated phenotypes with perfectly correlated SNPs yields only one unique unit of information).
A unique quantification unit of mAU of SGAs per mg of dry weight leaf tissue (mAU/mg DW) was used for further analysis.
A spectrogram alignment of unique units revealed striking regions of nucleotide preference in several places within the variable regions (Fig 2).
Greater London is a unique administrative unit.
A unique feature of this unit is that we can connect many of these units in series (see Figure 1d), and the output pressure of the assembled pump increases proportionally to the number of pump units connected.
This was followed by the work of Behzadi and Steyaert [ 6], who gave an O (| Σ| n) time and O (| Σ| n) space algorithm for the problem, where | Σ| is the alphabet size (typically a few tens of unique units).
Polani was an avid reader in widely different areas of research; a unique feature of his unit was its multidisciplinary nature, comprising clinical and cyto-genetics, biochemistry, developmental immunology, psychology and epidemiology.
A unique feature of this unit is the use of relatively low air velocities in the range of 10−1 10−2 m s−1, which increases the residence time of the particles during the drying process, in comparison with conventional spray dryers.
