The phrase "a common distinctive" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a feature that is both common and distinctive, but the combination is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The design of the product has a common distinctive that sets it apart from competitors."
Alternatives: "a shared uniqueness" or "a typical characteristic".
The White-eyed Thrush is a common and distinctive thrush of montane and lowland forests and disturbed areas on the island of Jamaica.
Dreaming, a common and distinctive phenomenon of sleep, has throughout human history given rise to myriad beliefs, fears, and conjectures, both imaginative and experimental, regarding its mysterious nature.
From left to right: Nucula sp., Nassarius cf. macrocephala, and Turritella sp. Species of Nucula and Nassarius have been used as index fossils for Pliocene sediments across southeast Asia, while Turritella is a common and distinctive large fossil that may accumulate as Turritella sandstone.
However the extent to which there is a common or distinctive brain substrate in ASD and schizophrenia has not been definitively quantified.
A similar reflective and inductive process was then used to examine methodologies within each category, leading to the consultative category being split into more specific groupings that shared a common and distinctive methodological characteristics.
They are quite polymorphous but have common distinctive traits such as grog temper, comb design of different pattern and combing surface treatment.
Welsh and Shetland pony blood was added to upgrade the stock, and horses with pinto coloring were introduced to give the herd its common distinctive patterns and contribute to the more horse-like phenotype of the breed.
This process strengthens the common distinctive characteristics, but it also weakens the ones that can only be observed in a handful T3SEs.
Like its languages, Europe's religious divisions fall into three broad variants of a common ancestor, plus distinctive faiths adhered to by smaller groups.
Even people who have worked hard to rid themselves of a regional accent can reveal their origins by calling a common object by a distinctive name.
