The phrase "as a unique combination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is formed by the distinct merging of different elements or characteristics.
Example: "This dish is celebrated as a unique combination of flavors that reflect the region's culinary heritage."
Alternatives: "as a distinctive blend" or "as an exceptional mix".
Every loving relationship, then, can be seen as a unique combination of these three modes.
As Apple's dominance grew, the man who led it came to be seen as a unique combination of visionary, guru, saint and mogul.
Therefore we should consider every single patient as a unique combination of personal, disease and anatomical factors.
As a unique combination of molecular function descriptions of GO, a motif mode could possibly be the result of a special classification that occurs by chance.
In another words, we defined a NS as a unique combination of chromosome, position, reference nucleotide allele, alternative nucleotide allele, reference AA allele, and alternative AA allele.
Eight experimental beetle lines were set up, each as a unique combination of two stock populations (seven stock populations were used in total).
These might have occurred in a population of archaeal cells as response to a unique combination of stressful conditions associated with the rise of oxygenic microenvironments on Earth.
The AR and GPS-powered game, which has been downloaded 600 million times as of November, offers a unique combination of gameplay and physical activity that makes sense for a platform like the Apple Watch.
Shortly before delivery, the State Department at the highest levels insisted on inserting into the UN speech reference to Grenada as a "unique situation," a "unique combination of circumstances," and, "very particular, very unusual, perhaps unique circumstances".
As this virus contains a unique combination of gene segments from both North American and Eurasian swine lineages, and is antigenically distinct from seasonal human influenza A, a deficiency in protective immunity in persons born after 1957 has been observed, presumably because of their lack of exposure to H1N1 influenza strains that no longer circulated after that time [3], [4].
The as-prepared nanoparticles are featured with a unique combination of fluorescence and high contrast for synchrotron X-ray-based imaging.
