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The phrase "unmatched ease" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means something that is extremely easy and cannot be compared to anything else in terms of ease. Example: The new software allows users to navigate the system with unmatched ease, making it perfect for both beginners and experienced users.
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In 2010, Jawbone ICON became the company's most innovative Jawbone yet; introducing unmatched ease of use, personalization, sound quality and design to the market.
These results indicate that C. reinhardtii may play an important role in molecular pharming, as it combines the beneficial features of land plant vaccines, while offering unmatched ease of growth compared to other members of the plant kingdom.
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The relief is unmatched.
Based on my usage, the method Adobe has created for selecting areas of an image to separate is unmatched on touch-based devices in terms of ease of use and accuracy.
The rest, like Radcliffe, were unmatched.
These are realizations unmatched by any amount of wealth which allow you to navigate through inevitable challenges with ease.
From day one, Mr. Bush has pursued an antiregulatory agenda unmatched since the Reagan years, filling key positions with industry lobbyists and using whatever justification seems handy to ease up on industry.
"The sightlines are unmatched".
French culture remains unmatched.
Their soldiers were unmatched.
They are unmatched anywhere.
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