The phrase "a distant end" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a far-off or remote conclusion or destination, either literally or metaphorically.
Example: "As we journey through life, we often find ourselves striving towards a distant end that seems just out of reach."
Alternatives: "a far-off conclusion" or "a remote destination."
"A distant end is not an end but a trap," he says.
For a massive company that shows surprising agility in its feature updates, Oculus offers the company a distant end game to build toward.
Many clinicians may not perceive neutropenia to be an issue when administering adjuvant chemotherapy, and it is unlikely that, at the time, much consideration was given to the effects of these strategies on RDI and OS, when survival is such a distant end point.
Again, it is said that Wayne took over the directorial reins when the aging George Sherman faltered, but traces of Sherman's distinctive use of landscape remain in the finely executed opening sequence, in which an outlaw gang (led by Richard Boone) slowly approaches a ranch from the distant end of a deep valley.
A computer run by an operator at the distant end point uses a VNC client to connect to the instructor's presentation computer.
The head is bound to a tail through a connector, and the distant end of the tail is equipped with a special system for piercing a bacterial membrane.
At the distant end of a dirt road, a row of 20 or so middle-aged Harley Davidson bikers formed an undulating black line on the horizon.
At the distant end of a long, skinny plot of raggedy green stalks, Mr. Bradley was a Coppertone blur in a stained T-shirt and baseball cap.
IN the year 29477, at the distant end of a strife-torn galaxy, one of the most famous residents of the planet Rubi-Ka is a genetically engineered mutant called Thedeacon.
Next we examined the total dendritic area by fitting a polygon around the most distant end points of ddaC neurons and then measuring the area.
Thus, Top1-hits may not be considered as correct predictions for small ligands that reside in the distant end of an elongated pocket and, therefore, exceed the maximum distance of 4 Å towards the geometric pocket center (Figure 12). Figure 12 Binding site prediction for malate dehydrogenase (PDB: 2cmd).
