The phrase "as a unique case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific instance that stands out from others due to its distinct characteristics or circumstances.
Example: "This situation should be treated as a unique case, given the unusual factors involved."
Alternatives: "as an exceptional instance" or "as a distinct example".
Spain's finance minister, Elena Salgado, was trying to paint Greece as a unique case because of its admission that it has faked its budget statistics in past years.
To account for this novelty he postulated a long-lived form of invisible phosphorescence; when he shortly traced the activity to uranium metal, he interpreted it as a unique case of metallic phosphorescence.
It is well known as empirical method and could be considered as a unique case of MOM method, Weibull shape and scale parameters are estimated by: k = left( {frac{sigma }{{bar{v}}}} right)^{ - 1.086} (14) c = frac{{bar{v}}}{{varGamma left( {1 + frac{1}{k}} right)}} (15 where σ is the standard deviation and (bar{v}) is the mean wind speed (in meter per second).
As a unique case of full decentralisation of TB service, Ganzhou County presented better results.
This was because Ganzhou County was identified during the research fieldwork as a unique case.
As a unique case of full decentralisation, Ganzhou County had better MC performance.
This parasite represents an interesting biological model as it represents a unique case of a protozoan expanding its parasitic foothold across distantly related mammalian hosts.
Greece is an extreme case, as its output has fallen 30percentt since 2008, but not a unique case, as peripheral Europe has suffered disproportionately in the post-global financial crisis era.
Vienna is a unique case: as it is both a municipality and a state, its mayor functions as the governor.
This is a unique case as Barusch notes, but at what point can boards use every method at their disposal to prevent their own shareholders — the people they have a fiduciary duty to represent — from taking charge of the company?
The fibula is a unique case as it transmits at most a minority of the axial load in the crus (6.4 17% in humans [48], [49]), and it correspondingly shows negative allometry in cross-sectional area and section modulus versus length.
