"unique testimony" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a single, special or unusual kind of proof or statement. For example: The defendant presented a unique testimony to the court to explain his innocence.
June 29 , 1900Lyon, France July 31 , 1944near Marseille, France Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, in full Antoine-Marie-Roger de Saint-Exupéry (born June 29 , 1900 Lyon, France died July 31 , 1944 near Marseille), French aviator and writer whose works are the unique testimony of a pilot and a warrior who looked at adventure and danger with a poet's eyes.
Even in decay, it remains a unique testimony to the sometimes inexplicable love affair that so many foreigners — artists, philosophers, bankers, diplomats, wayward noblemen — have had with this city, each fading monument a statement by someone who chose to die and be buried here, rather than go home.
"As a distinguished technology expert who worked at HHS before transferring to the White House, the Committee expects Todd Park to provide unique testimony about problems plaguing HealthCare.gov," a spokesman from the oversight committee tells me in an email.
As documentations of a genocide go, it is perhaps unique, being the testimony of a perpetrator rather than a survivor and one recounted with apparent glee and lack of remorse as a kind of violent, self-glorifying graphic novel.
The paper draws upon qualitative interviews with residents in the periphery as well as recently collected travel speed data and offers a unique combination of testimony with GIS-based modelling of overall accessibility.
All the first-hand accounts of inexplicable sightings Hiller has collected over the years, this is the testimony of a unique congregation.
He added that "allowing comment upon the fact that a defendant's presence in the courtroom provides him a unique opportunity to tailor his testimony" might sometimes be "essential to the central function of the trial, which is to discover the truth".
"They know I'll tell them, and that's why they're against me" means that the press a monopoly press in New Orleans now—has always been against the Longs, the champions of the poor; when all the press consistently opposes one skillful man, he can turn its opposition into a backhanded testimony to his unique virtue.
The two Buddhas, draped in stucco robes, are testimony to a unique case of cross-breeding, which flourished in the early years of the first century AD, drawing on Buddhist influences from India and Greek aesthetics left behind by Alexander the Great.
The caves were designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987 as per the cultural criteria of UNESCO: the caves "represent a masterpiece of human creative genius" and "bear a unique or at least exceptional testimony to a cultural tradition or to a civilization which is living or which has disappeared".
i. to represent a masterpiece of human creative genius; ii. to exhibit an important interchange of human values ; iii. to bear a unique or at least exceptional testimony to a cultural tradition ; It is not hard to speculate that ICOMOS' rejection of Le Corbusier's National Museum of Western Art as a move of political correctness.
