The phrase "unique of" is not correct in written English.
Instead, you could use the phrase "uniqueness of" or "uniquely" in its place. For example: "I admire the uniqueness of her style."
That idea is not unique, of course.
"Lenny was the most unique of them all," Mr. Drucker said.
"I think that will be the most unique of them all.
"It's the most unique of the collections," said Deborah Martin Kao, curator of photography at the Fogg.
In the rain, before a crowd dotted with celebrities like Muhammad Ali, this was the most unique of games.
"It wasn't that unique of a case to me," he said.
Hammerhead sharks, or sphyrnids, are perhaps the most distinctive and unique of all sharks.
My indignity is not unique, of course, though it is not far off.
Extraordinary well preserved, it is unique of its kind and it stood out in the midst of the disparate accumulation.
Hawker is unique of course, but participants in ultra-running and extreme endurance events are becoming less rare.
Shaun Ross is not unique, of course; albinism, a genetic condition that impairs normal pigmentation, affects about one in 17,000 in the United States.
