The phrase 'unique technology' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to a technology that is uncommon or original, for example: This revolutionary product utilizes a unique technology that has never been seen before.
WHAT THEY DIDN'T SAY That this is hardly unique technology.
Unique technology means you have a right that cannot be taken away or commoditized.
"Transmeta has some unique technology that gives it some advantages for mobile devices," Mr. Kumar wrote.
Motorola have described this as "unique technology" and say it will mean a speedier handset.
The California company accused Juno of using unique technology that combined pop-up ad banners and a navigational tool.
GM's acquisition of Cruise "provides our company with a unique technology advantage that is unmatched in our industry", said GM executive vice-president Mark Reuss.
We offer some unique services, some unique products and some unique technology," said Richard Nesbitt, the chief executive of the TSX Group, parent of the Toronto exchange.
A company called uClear is employing a unique technology to let people communicate clearly, hands free, despite wind and motor noise.
As Emin Gün Sirer, an associate professor at Cornell, noted, Summly didn't use any unique technology and has only a couple of employees.
But its strange appearance from the outside, unlike any other car built for road racing, is an honest indicator of the unique technology it embodies.
The unique technology allows the F35-B – the most expensive military project ever attempted – to hover just feet above the ground, and to land vertically on new aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth.
