The phrase "unusually great" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe something that is exceptional or out of the ordinary in a positive way. Example: The response to the new product has been unusually great, with sales surpassing our expectations.
"I had an unusually great time just hanging out.
That creates, appropriately, an unusually great concern with respect to volatility on Monday".
This unusually great depth for a continental margin may result from the tremendous ice load imposed on the Antarctic crust.
Its unusually great thickness is interpreted, among others, as being the result of the filling of the previous low topography of the back-barrier lagoon.
There is an unusually great appetite for Warhol worldwide, they said, and they will be measuring the pace of sales and the availability of works on the market as they decide how much of the inventory to bring forward.
"The recent past in New York City has been characterized by unusually great snowfalls, although this year things are evening out," said Fred Gadomski, a meteorologist at Pennsylvania State University.
I could have chosen any of the stories from Bennett's debut collection, Pond – and in fact I would urge you to read the collection as a whole, its sum being, unusually, greater than the parts.
Among these sequences, the number of 23nt long sequences was unusually greater than other longer and shorter sequences and accounted for 13.25% of the total sequence number.
An unusually greater binding of Kf-exo– was observed for modified dG, where the KD of this interaction was 5 11-fold higher than the KD for interaction with the unmodified native DNA substrate.
Sex reversal (in which an animal of one sex matures with the reproductive organs and capabilities of the other sex) and skewed sex ratios (in which there is an unusually greater proportion of one sex than the other) have been seen in several fish populations, particularly colonies living in close proximity to pulp and paper mills and sewage treatment plants.
The 9.1percentt was an "unusually large number, greater than what you would expect," he said.
