The phrase "an issue unique to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a problem or situation that is specific to a particular group, context, or circumstance.
Example: "This is an issue unique to our region, as we face challenges that other areas do not."
Alternatives: "a problem specific to" or "a concern particular to".
Of course accountability is not an issue unique to religious charities; it is a fundamental issue for all charities.
Fifth, Deskin's concern about "the partitioning of society" is valid, but is not an issue unique to the Media Lab.
How did you try to turn the dust-up into an opportunity? A. This is not an issue unique to any manufacturer.
It is not an issue unique to Alabama, and it is complicated by an era in which blacks and whites on many campuses often gravitate to fraternities and sororities that are segregated in practice, although many national Greek organizations say they have banned discrimination.
This is not an issue unique to cyberspace.
Kearns says this is an issue unique to transgender people.
At present, whole-head MEG systems are designed to accommodate adult heads, thereby introducing a technical issue unique to pediatric MEG.
They turned out to be something called Rupestris speckle, a physiological issue unique to cultivars and rootstocks with Vitis rupestris in their genetic background.
A strong conservative - who is a better political match for his state - Treadwell is also an expert on issues unique to Alaska.
In Wisconsin, political analysts and others by Wednesday were weighing how much to make of the outcome here: Should this be seen as merely meaningful as a local election with issues unique to a single district, or as a larger sign of what Republicans should expect ahead?
The urgency and timing of renal transplantation in children must be considered in the context of a number of issues unique to children with CRI and ESRD such as delayed cognitive and educational performance, growth retardation, delayed puberty, etiology of ESRD, and timing of immunizations.
