The phrase "and unique components of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing distinct elements or features that contribute to a larger concept or system.
Example: "The study focuses on the various and unique components of the ecosystem that support biodiversity."
Alternatives: "and distinct elements of" or "and individual aspects of".
Metspalu, M. et al. Shared and unique components of human population structure and genome-wide signals of positive selection in South Asia.
Although many of the functional categories that vary between the genotypes we investigated are common to males and females, overlap in the actual genes presented are generally limited at this level of analysis, and unique components of genetic variation can be attributed to one gender or the other.
As such, emergency department information systems (EDISs) are an important and unique component of most hospitals' electronic health records.
Thus, xylan is a major component of the hemicellulose in wheat straw, xylose being the monomer and unique component of xylan.
A critical and unique component of ChiBE is the automatic layout algorithm supporting compound structures [ 27] used for visualizing molecular complexes and subcellular compartments.
An obvious and unique component of FIRST IV was its focus on postdoctoral scholars rather than faculty with experience in teaching.
This is because we consider the skills of appropriately using chopsticks as an important and unique component of Personal, Social and Self-care abilities for Hong Kong-Chinese children.
Mutation of both SET2 and the unique components of the Rpd3C(S) complex - RCO1 and EAF3 - cause an accumulation of aberrant transcripts starting from cryptic, intragenic promoters found in the 3'-ends of genes [ 33- 35].
A Tripartite model of Affect has been proposed to account for this overlap and to identify the unique components of anxiety and depression [ 4].
The choice of SDL and invariant positions as unique components of effective druggable targets has the ultimate aim of reducing or even eliminating drug-resistance.
