"conceptually unique" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means something that is unique in terms of its concept or idea. Example: The new technology being developed by our company is conceptually unique, as it combines artificial intelligence and virtual reality in a way that has never been done before.
The FNAES appears to measure a conceptually unique aspect of body image that has not been indexed by previous measures and may serve a useful role in risk factor and preventive work.
So she's not only pushing boundaries with the forms of her work, but is conceptually unique," she adds.
7 Our conceptually unique synthetic solution sought to forge the central B-ring from a functionalized A,C-ring precursor.
Given that sexual and physical violence have been shown to be conceptually different, 6 we further hypothesised that client perpetrated violence would be conceptually unique owing to the specific context of a sexual transaction; therefore, three separate violence experiences physical, sexual, and client perpetrated were modelled separately.
The saxophonist JOE McPHEE, who over 40 years has built a body of work loosely affiliated with free jazz but conceptually strong and unique, has an unusual gig this Saturday afternoon: without amplification, he will wander the woods and trails of Inwood Hill Park, near the Indian Caves, playing as he goes.
Conceptually attractive and unique decompositions result from the following restriction, introduced by Tiao and Hillmer (1978).
Items that did not perform well psychometrically could be considered for retention if conceptually important and/or unique.
Items that did not perform well psychometrically could be considered for retention if conceptually important and/or unique, but were otherwise dropped.
The TSS Charisma'' scale captures the extent to which the patient finds the therapist special and unique, and conceptually links with the ETQ 'Idealisation of Therapist' scale, so that we predicted these scales to be highly correlated.
Conceptually, it is not clear whether unique viral oligonucleotide signatures exist that make them generally distinguishable from microbial signatures.
Although such manipulations are commonly applied, the design and interpretation of neuronal silencing experiments present unique challenges, both technically and conceptually.
