The phrase "although not uniquely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is not the only or exclusive example of a particular case or situation.
Example: "The solution is effective, although not uniquely applicable to this problem."
Alternatives: "though not exclusively" or "even if not solely".
Unusually, although not uniquely among Plaid MPs, she was also born in England.
HLA-B27 is unusually (although not uniquely) able to form heavy chain homodimers, via a disulphide bridge at Cys 67 [ 5].
Although not uniquely designed for milk fever prevention certain management measures may be combined with the above-mentioned primary preventive principles.
Although not uniquely conceptualized, self-rated health (SRH) is found to be associated with several aspects of life (3); functional disability, psychological factors, various socioeconomic factors as well as morbidity and mortality (4 7).
A shift based on the association between zero flux and zero substrate concentration is an alternative, although it does not uniquely prescribe a solution in this case.
Although MRSA is not uniquely a human pathogen, the nature of its clinical distribution and ability to be carried in asymptomatic persons supports its association with human-to-human transmission over large distances.
However, although U.S. airlines are not uniquely exposed to those problems, they are in far worse shape than their counterparts in other countries.
Although DNA methylation is not uniquely found at enhancers, mutations in the DNMT3A and TET2 genes were reported in AML [ 131, 132].
Samples from outbred mice require special consideration because, although each outbred individual is genetically unique, individuals are not uniquely identified.
The questions that interest her – how families configure themselves and where identity resides when too many demands are made on it – are not uniquely "female" although she has, over the years, been sold very much as a women's writer.
A molecular system to receive and transduce signals from the environment or from other cells is key to multicellular organisms (Gerhart 1999; Pires-daSilva and Sommer 2003), although molecular signaling pathways are not uniquely required within a multicellular context.
