The phrase "achieve unique and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or outcomes that are distinctive or one-of-a-kind.
Example: "Our aim is to achieve unique and innovative solutions that set us apart from the competition."
Alternatives: "attain distinctive and" or "reach exceptional and".
All the results indicate that electrochemical processes can achieve unique and important results, which the conventional semiconductor technology cannot realize, anticipating their increased importance in future semiconductor nanotechnology and nanoelectronics.
Heterostructured nanowires (NWs), such as radially modulated core/shell NWs, axially modulated NWs, nanoparticle (NP -decorated NP -decoratedched NWs, and of great interest for diverse applications branchedthey iNWsgrare dissimilar materials at the nanofeter lengreatcale on interestal NWs to achieve unique and unprecedented forctionalities [1–7].
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Codoping carbons with heteroatoms can achieve unique electronic structures and show tailored electrocatalytic capabilities by rationally regulating their dopants.
The use of enzymes in textile surface design to achieve unique surface patterning has also been explored.
It is in the working through of the negativity that we achieve unique positives.
It is one thing to cope with our frailties; quite another to channel them through our strengths to achieve unique heights.
Heterostructured nanowires, such as core/shell nanowires and nanoparticle-decorated nanowires, are versatile building blocks for a wide range of applications because they integrate dissimilar materials at the nanometer scale to achieve unique functionalities.
Individual miRNAs of one miRNA family had a distinct expression pattern (Table 2), suggesting that each individual miRNA may target specific transcripts to achieve unique functional inhibition.
An organism will often use the same signalling pathway within different cellular contexts to achieve unique developmental objectives.
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