The phrase "a unique whole" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is distinct and complete in itself, often in contexts discussing concepts, ideas, or entities that are singular and cohesive.
Example: "The artwork is not just a collection of individual pieces; it is a unique whole that tells a powerful story."
Alternatives: "an individual entity" or "a singular unit".
Its influences – synthesised into a unique whole – come from everywhere: most obviously Spike Lee's She's Gotta Have It; Jonathan Caouette's Tarnation; and Woody Allen's Annie Hall.
Salmonids are seen as partially tetraploid with a unique whole genome duplication occurring between 25 and 125 million years ago (mya) with remnants of tetraploidy visible also today [ 18- 20].
Thus, we are providing a unique whole organism first tier assay that examines the outcome of complex cellular and developmental processes with short running time, modest cost, and high accuracy.
In the transcendental ego he laid down such a principle: Being aware of ourselves as thinking subjects we know the subject as being a unified and unique whole (the 'same') in all of its different perceptions or thoughts: "The I think must be able to accompany all my representations" [ 3], §16, B 131.
Study participants emphasized the importance of being seen as a unique and whole person and being understood in the context of their lives, values and preferences.
Miraculously, unconnected bits and pieces from many countries and centuries somehow formed a unique harmonious whole that looks as if it had been dreamed up in one piece by one solitary genius.
This was repeated for all genes and for each term, producing an average percent variance for the four different gene groups, unique, whole genome, duplicate and tandem duplicate.
Although Mali et al. have reported the construction of unique whole human genome guide RNA library, covering more than 40% human exons [ 9], they did not provide a tool for researchers to design novel target sequences for other model organisms.
Hence, a sum total of 235 unique whole-genome sequences were derived from unique human subjects.
Phylogenetic analysis of the 235 unique whole-genomes for Canadian A/H1N1pdm viruses sampled between April 16 and December 5 2009 revealed polymorphic sites in all eight segments of the viral genomes (Table 1).
"They bring an epic dimension that belongs to the great legends and erect a patrimony in a unique and inseparable whole".
