The phrase "idiosyncratic to the" is grammatically correct and could be used in written English.
This phrase is typically used to describe something that is unique or specific to a certain group or individual. Example: The language used in this particular community is idiosyncratic to the residents, making it difficult for outsiders to understand.
The results vary from the merely idiosyncratic to the dynamic and humorous.
They will all be idiosyncratic to the individual, so the brain activity will never be general across subjects," he said.
The couple have watched their girls' palates change from the all-encompassing to the more idiosyncratic to the fussy.
Eastern Europe's largest democracy seemed to have been captured by a vengeful populist clique, with ideas about the outside world that ranged from the idiosyncratic to the unpleasant.
While our empirical results suggest that any tax-induced risk-taking is diversifiable, or idiosyncratic, to the extent that shareholders are undiversified, boards might want to consider how taxation affects managerial risk-taking incentives.
The appearance of species at different times in succession appears to be idiosyncratic to the particular vegetation; the rate of loss of species from communities seems to decrease logarithmically.
The list is idiosyncratic, to say the least — Rumi but not Shakespeare or Yeats?
He circled "gay marriage".At the time his choice seemed idiosyncratic, to say the least.
Bernstein's entire compositional output was idiosyncratic to say the least.
Gesualdo's music is idiosyncratic, to say the least, populated with chromatic inflections and dissonances that lead today's listeners to consider him either a genius or an incompetent amateur.
Bringing this information into the hands of clinicians in a useful form is likely beyond simple ontologies or structured data because it is highly idiosyncratic to both the patient's specific characteristics as well as their unique situation at hand.
