"unique direction" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is one-of-a-kind or distinct from others in terms of its course or path. Example: The fashion designer's collection took a unique direction, incorporating bold colors and unconventional silhouettes that set it apart from other designs on the runway.
Others claim that there is no unique direction of swirl in either hemisphere.
"But he also allows each cohort to evolve in its own unique direction, and for new lessons to emerge.
However, since spacecrafts register data along a unique direction, several aspects of their global configuration cannot be observed.
Robotany's 11-person team pushed game research in a unique direction by taking advantage of the human brain's ability to identify patterns.
An individual subimage contains 20x20 pixels, each representing a different point on the objective lens and hence a unique direction of view of the specimen.
Solid-state austenitisation led to allotriomorphic hexagonal prisms that grew following a unique direction depending upon the parent delta-grain crystallographic orientation.
However, he makes an observation the Greeks did not: any radius drawn in the plane has an unique direction-angle as well as a magnitude, and thus must be distinguished from a mere directionless line-segment.
Paul sometimes thinks of Pat and himself as two hemispheres of the same brain — differentiated in certain functions but bound together by tissue and neuronal pathways worn in unique directions by shared incidents and habit.
The reason why we get up in the morning and come to work is because we have the opportunity to create unique directions.
Hussey et al. review the unique directions such efforts have taken for marine systems, while Kays et al. review recent advances for terrestrial species.
While at first glance these interests may seem irrelevant to your profession, they may provide clues to themes in your life, unique directions you may want your career to take.
