"unique statement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a statement or idea that is one-of-a-kind or has never been expressed before. Example: "The author's unique statement about love and loss captivated readers and earned her numerous literary awards."
Creatively, he had made a unique statement, based on a profound interrogation of himself.
Nine years later, Finn's Off Broadway follow-up, "Falsettoland," found even greater acclaim as a unique statement of its moment.
By 1509, when he departed for Rome, Raphael had assimilated all Florence had to offer and was ready to make his own unique statement.
"One is always looking for art that challenges you or that one hasn't seen before; something that makes a unique statement and educates you to its own position," she says.
For example, they may open their own talent sourcing channel to employ contractors, by writing a unique statement of work (SOW) to engage workers with known performance or reputation.
This solution has two shortcomings: (1) the counter set for each unique statement underestimates the real degree of contention for the statement.
All qualitative data was coded and a thematic analysis was conducted to identify both recurrent and unique statements and themes.
They are a kind of unique witness statement taken from a ghost – a ghost who explictly blames Putin for his murder.
This furniture might make a unique design statement, but does it stand up to scrutiny when used in the same way as other household furniture?
Since they do not consider that the set of boundary conditions intervening in the virtual work principle is not unique, their statement is not tenable and leads to some misunderstandings in the indeterminate couple stress model.
In the stockroom of the store, which she started with her husband 27 years ago, Choi sums up her business simply: "We are unique". That statement is gaining more truth with every step toward neighborhood redevelopment.
