The phrase "abundant and unique" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is plentiful and distinct in nature or quality.
Example: "The garden was filled with abundant and unique flowers that attracted many visitors."
Alternatives: "plentiful and distinctive" or "ample and one-of-a-kind."
On the other hand, some longer sRNAs (≥30 nt in length) were both abundant and unique to either infected Louise or infected Penawawa (Additional file 2).
A completely random, and thus maximally diverse, 12-mer peptide library could contain 4.1 × 1015 (20 amino acids 12 positions) equally abundant and unique amino acid sequences.
As already reported [ 44], in ESI- corticosteroids give an abundant and unique adduct with the conjugated base of the organic acid used; two product ions were obtained employing the formate adduct [M+COOH]- as precursor ion for MS: the pseudomolecular ion [M-H]- and the fragment [M-CH2O-H]- which was indicated as corresponding to cleavage of the C21 side chain with loss of formaldehyde [ 45].
The excellent electrochemical performance of NCNF-GCE was ascribed to the large surface area, abundant defective sites, and unique nitrogen existing forms.
In addition, due to its abundant porous feature and unique chemistry nature of the as-prepared N-containing CMPs, the removal of the dyes from water and iodine from organic solvent have been investigated.
Trump stressed the importance of preserving the "life-sustaining gifts" of "our magnificent land and waterways, abundant natural resources, and unique wildlife" in a White House statement released Sunday.
Walleye likely will remain abundant and adapt, but unique variants may be lost.
This holds especially well for A: "Pezizomycotina abundant" and D: "Saccharomycotina unique" clusters, while other regions have more variation.
Despite their low cost, abundant availability, wide applicability, and unique properties, nonfood industrial applications of feather keratin are very limited.
Despite their low cost, abundant availability, wide applicability and unique properties, non-food industrial applications of feather keratin are very limited.
This demonstrated that shared TRA CDR3 sequences are usually more abundant than unique clonotypes, and the more people that share the sequences, the more highly abundant they are.
