The phrase "a unique website" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a website that is one-of-a-kind or distinct from others in some way.
Example: "The company launched a unique website that offers personalized services tailored to each user's needs."
Alternatives: "an exclusive website" or "a distinctive website".
The NHS in the south-west has also started exploring what transparency might mean at a local level and we have launched a unique website, Our Health, that provides local information about stroke and dementia services, including previously unpublished data on the quality of local services.
"Mobile has reopened the entire website building market," the founder asserted, viewing their market as the 75percentt of U.S. small businesses, such as event planners, that still don't have a unique website.
This is a unique website which lets you choose between basic and premium services.
We will recruit participants from a unique website, which is visited by the majority of Moroccan-Dutch adolescents: http://www.marokko.nl.
Make up a good unique website name, that will, when indexed be fully displayed on Google.
Dr. Greg has written for several online publications, including Techealthiest, which is a his own unique website dedicated to helping readers find health in technology.
As a supplement to our report, we have launched an innovative and unique website that allows activists and experts alike to explore - mainly through interactive maps - this remote area in Pakistan and to contextualize the hundreds of individual stories we have collected.
The Independent has reported a dip in daily unique website users of nearly 15% in June, bringing an abrupt end to the three months of solid growth.
Using Ampergram's unique website, you can create a brilliant visual message with words alone.
"goMobi connects SMBs to their customers significantly faster because a goMobi site delivers only the content mobile customers need, while making it easy for businesses to set up and maintain a unique mobile website.
The ad directs friends and family members to a unique new website, www.SupportYourVet.org, where friends and family members can find critical resources, tips on how to talk to veterans about their experiences, and forums where they can connect with one another.
