The phrase "is relatively unique" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that shares some, but not all, characteristics with other things in a particular category. For example: "This restaurant's decor is relatively unique compared to other restaurants in the area."
"Detroit is relatively unique in terms of having a huge debt burden.
Professor Henry Abraham of the University of Virginia, a historian of the court, said Justice Thomas is "relatively unique in his behavior," especially this century.
While it is not clear whether walnuts have any distinct nutritional benefits over other nut types, one thing that is relatively unique to them is their high content of a fat known as alpha-linolenic acid (ALA).
Right now, most content shared to Facebook is relatively unique.
Tidewater's clear technical picture is relatively unique right now.
Matthew: That is interesting, and it is relatively unique to other Apple products.
"They're relatively unique in that space," said Matt Keowen, director of corporate marketing for Nuance, one of the speech-recognition software engines used by TuVox.
But even among jobs that are relatively unique to the public sector, like corrections officers, there is a wide range of pay.
The textile industry has been relatively unique in industrial history in its ability to productively use unskilled labour at almost any scale.
According to the anthropologist Christopher Boehm, humans are relatively unique in the tendency of the rank and file to gang up to neutralise the dominance of a few alpha types.
All this Mr Gorton has done, which is one reason why his take on the meltdown is informative and detailed in a way that's relatively unique among economics writers.Of course, getting involved in Wall Street means getting involved in Wall Street.
