The phrase "a distinct area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific, clearly defined space or region that is separate from others.
Example: "The research focused on a distinct area of the forest that had not been previously studied."
Alternatives: "a separate region" or "a unique zone".
Light microscopy indicates the presence of an erosion zone, a distinct area where mass loss occurs.
Internet and e-commerce do not define a distinct area of law as with contract and tort law.
I will first present three illustrative cases, each of which highlights a distinct area where the concept of equality has been found to be of great importance.
Is there a distinct area within the human visual system that has a preferential response to numerals, as there is for faces, words, or scenes?
He located it about 200 feet from the house, to create a distinct area for it, accessible by a set of stairs and a narrow pathway that winds through a grove of pine trees.
The Amalgamated, because of its distinctive culture and high population density, came to define its corner of Kingsbridge Heights as a distinct area, according to Lloyd Ultan, the Bronx borough historian.
The campuses share a common curriculum, but each campus has a distinct area-studies focus.
Fig. 6 a Distinct areas in scrambled monkey-text experiment.
But on Friday, the Los Angeles City Council awarded it a consolation prize by officially recognizing the Valley as a geographically distinct area for the purposes of keeping data and statistics, a move that could affect planning and policymaking in the region.
Alexander, the lands now forming Slovakia, which formed "a culturally distinct area", were not treated "as a separate political entity" within the kingdom.
As was reported at the time of the recent court ruling, there is now some degree of lack of clarity with regard to a slightly distinct area which is to do with the exercise of the ministerial veto which is in the current freedom of information legislation.
