'uniquely complex' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is more complex than other things in its category. For example: "The architecture of this ancient temple is uniquely complex compared to other buildings from the same era."
Concrete is a uniquely complex engineering material.
Responding to Puerto Rico's disaster is uniquely complex.
Cloacal malformations represent a uniquely complex challenge for surgeons.
Mr. Viorst described the case as "uniquely complex," according to a transcript of Tuesday's hearing.
While gingerly exploring, players must master a uniquely complex combat system to battle a menagerie of Lovecraftian beasts.
Although scientists' knowledge of the functions of this uniquely complex system is rapidly expanding, it is far from complete.
Our experiments uniquely combined complex electrical, seismic, and micro-CT imaging technologies with reactive transport modeling to study urea hydrolysis coupled with calcium carbonate precipitation under field relevant conditions.
By (3.26), we can write (frac{Q_{N}(lambda )}{P_{N}(lambda )}) as the sum of partial fractions: frac{Q_{N}(lambda )}{P_{N}(lambda )}=sum_{k=1}^{p} sum_{j=1}^{m_{k}}frac{beta _{kj}}{ ( lambda -lambda _{k} ) ^{j}}, (3.27 where (beta _{kj}) are some uniquely determined complex numbers which depend on the matrix J.
Signaling pathway networks orchestrate cell life through a uniquely connected complex molecular circuitry for propagation of information.
This national mortality audit data uniquely identified complex relationships between advancing age and postoperative care in adults who died following surgery.
Similarly, other proteins reside uniquely within complex 2, that is, the rapamycin-insensitive companion of mTOR (rictor), the protein observed with rictor (PROTOR), and the stress-activated protein kinase-interacting protein 1 (mSIN1) [ 17].
