The phrase "idiosyncratic background" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's unique or distinctive personal history or experiences that shape their perspective.
Example: "Her idiosyncratic background in art and science gives her a unique approach to problem-solving."
Alternatives: "unique background" or "distinctive background."
Meanwhile, his hip-hop image and idiosyncratic background caught the attention of the media, making Jero a cult among teenagers.
His idiosyncratic background and deliberate efforts to obscure his beliefs and accomplishments mean that his election would not represent a victory for the conservative movement, but most likely would significantly advantage the right nonetheless.
Western governments regarded "the developing world" as an object of largesse an area that could be rescued from poverty only by a combination of donations from the rich world and better economic planning by developing countries' governments.Mr van Agtmael argues that his idiosyncratic background gave him the wherewithal to challenge conventional thinking.
The idiosyncratic background currents observed with disparate electrodes make direct determination of target binding unreliable, ultimately requiring time-consuming background scans with each new electrode or in each new analysis.
Sarah Mower's catwalk reviews for the site are famous for their idiosyncratic blend of background information, punchy trend analysis and succinct economic explanations, and have made her an unmistakable power on the fashion scene.
This study thus demonstrated that talkers' realization of a variable sound is a complex product of linguistic structure, speakers' background, and idiosyncratic preference.
Soft sound returns, Morton Feldman's atonal plinks forming a sparse background to more idiosyncratic danced episodes; one solo keeping the arms and hands close to the face, another showing, without fuss or flash, just how extraordinary b-boy Rauf RubberLegzz" Yasit earned his nickname.
For Fard was not a theorist but a fantasist: a man of many disguises, an uncertain background and some very idiosyncratic ideas.
Yet admissions officers readily admit to using some kind of secretive and apparently idiosyncratic method of taking different kinds of backgrounds into consideration when using them.
The extant versions of neutral monism are complex doctrines combining a core of neutral monistic ideas with a rich mixture of philosophical background assumptions, many of them quite idiosyncratic.
Unkind and snobbish people used to joke that former Prime Minister John Major had at least two disadvantages: a background in the manufacturing of garden gnomes and his idiosyncratic older brother, Terry Major-Ball, who has died of prostate cancer aged 74.
