The phrase "an unique issue of" is not correct in written English.
The correct article to use before "unique" is "a" because "unique" begins with a consonant sound.
Example: "This is a unique issue of the magazine that addresses current trends in technology."
Alternatives: "a distinctive issue of" or "a singular issue of".
SC tourism can be viewed as a unique issue, but many of the specific ethical and regulatory concerns are similar if not the same as other areas of clinical research, such as the HIV/AIDS and breast cancer cases.
Social network data include the unique issue of one individual reporting on others in some form or other, even if it is only on the presence of a shared relationship.
Other studies David carried out had dealt with a wide range of topics that included uveitis and the involvement of inflammation in eye diseases, immunosuppressive agents, drug delivery, unique issues of pediatric ophthalmology, as well as genetics of eye disease.
Drug radiation trials are by definition multi-modality and hence logistically complex, creating a number of unique issues that can be sources of disagreement with, for example, scientific and ethical review boards (Lawrence et al, 2013b): How should the drug and radiation treatments be coordinated?
The present case examines such a patient and the issues surrounding a unique end-of-life decision.
"She devoted a great deal of time to editing this unique issue, interviewing cover star Jools Oliver, wife of TV chef Jamie, about her fertility experiences," he said.
He said he conducted a national survey of veterinarians from a number of major universities, including Tufts, and found there were a number of unique issues with potbellied pigs but that they cannot be domesticated.
Some common measurements for usability issues are the frequency of unique issues, the percentage of participants who experience a specific issue, and the frequency of issues for different tasks or categories of issue.
Some common ways to measure usability issues are measuring the frequency of unique issues, the percentage of participants who experience a specific issue, and the frequency of issues for different tasks or categories of issue.
