The phrase "attributed to a unique" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is assigned or credited to a specific, distinct entity or characteristic.
Example: "The discovery of the new species was attributed to a unique adaptation to its environment."
Alternatives: "assigned to a distinct" or "credited to a specific".
Delimited AQP0 fiber expression is attributed to a unique structural role as an adhesion protein.
The performance of the SMA joint is attributed to a unique behavior of the shape memory alloy.
The excellent O2 barrier properties are attributed to a unique hybrid of PVA crystals and GO sheets.
Moreover, the reform movements cited by Ms. Lewis can be attributed to a unique period of American exceptionalism unlikely to be replicated in our globalized economy.
The high performance of the electrode is attributed to a unique structure, 3D hierarchical morphology, particular conductive substrate, and low contact resistance.
Such excellent electrocatalytic activity for iodide/triiodide redox reaction of NMC electrode can be attributed to a unique combination of nitrogen doping, bimodal mesopore structure and high surface area.
In 2014, Auburn drew from its cash reserves to cover losses which Benedict attributed to a few unique situations.
This phenomenon may be attributed to a part of unique variable features of the exodermis (Hose et al. [2001]) and testing a permeability of the endodermis using the same technique would be interesting as mentioned by the same authors (Ranathunge et al. [2005]).
Its significantly enhanced photocatalytic activity could be mainly attributed to a joint effect of the unique photonic crystal property of PhC-TNAs and the nanostructured hollow p-n coaxial hetero-junction, which result in an increased efficiency of charge separation and transfer and also an improved spectral response capability.
In terms of peptide drug design, cyclotides represent a particularly attractive scaffold for molecular grafting because of their exceptional stability, which is attributed to their unique structural framework, comprising a cyclic backbone and a cystine knot motif.
The success of ceria and ceria-based materials is mainly attributed to the unique combination of an elevated oxygen transport capacity coupled with the ability to shift easily between reduced and oxidised sates.
