The phrase "unique flair" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe a distinctive or original style or quality that someone possesses. Example: "Maria's artwork always stands out because of her unique flair for incorporating nature into her paintings."
Tales of mischief and punishment in Samoa have a unique flair to them as well.
"In a strange way," he said of his nemesis, the phantom bandit, "I admire him for he has a unique flair for the dramatic".
An inspired series of singles by Madness in the early 1980s (all accompanied by witty videos directed by Robinson) epitomized the label's unique flair.
This message resonates with the Trump campaign's efforts to reach out to blue collar voters who have become disillusioned with American politics, while also adding a unique flair to Trump's never staid campaign rallies.
But they kept cheering for Baltimore's budding star, Machado, a 20-year-old third baseman from Florida whose slick fielding and punchy bat have brought a unique flair to the Orioles' eclectic mix.
But the two players with the capability of lighting up the room, of decorating the scene with their unique flair, of creating an air of intrigue wherever they go will be missing from the season-ending tournament for the Women's Tennis Association, which begins tomorrow.
Friedlander met with Alex Reben, a robotics designer in Berkeley, Calif., who built a robot that can take images and recreate them with unique flairs.
As teenagers, each incorporated unique flairs into their personal wardrobes.
The discoveries you unearth will develop your unique style and sense of fashion flair and can help to extend your wardrobe's combinations (saving you money!).
He had a unique, creative flair that impacted the lives of many, and had no bounds.
Game-changing technologies, unveiled with the unique presentational flair of Steve Jobs.
