The phrase "a distinct entity from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when clarifying that one thing is separate or different from another.
Example: "In the context of the discussion, it is important to recognize that a distinct entity from the organization is the independent contractor."
Alternatives: "a separate entity from" or "an individual entity from".
This paper describes the development of synthetic biology as a distinct entity from current industrial biotechnology and the implications for a future based on its concepts.
"Since the described transaction meets an important corporate purpose by benefiting the corporation," he said, "and since the new corporation is a distinct entity from the co-op with a different mixture of shareholders, it would appear to be a proper transaction".
The oracle was always a distinct entity from the sanctuary, but it cannot be accidental that about now the oracle, normally favourable to Sparta during that period and conspicuously so in 431, declared Athens an "eagle in the clouds for all time".
But because the wrestler is a distinct entity from the sufferer, someone in a hammerlock does not have a malady.
Neuromyelitis optica (NMO) is a form of severe inflammatory, demyelinating disease characterised by optic neuritis and longitudinally extensive myelitis, a distinct entity from multiple sclerosis.
These findings may suggest that for people who practice meditation or prayer, the focus becomes less on the self as a distinct entity from the external world, and more on connection between the two.
Histologically, these degenerative changes represent a distinct entity different from ganglion or synovial cysts.
Timing this intervention as a distinct entity, separate from intern orientation, may have allowed for better focus on ultrasound-specific educational goals.
I think golf is pretty good at the minute and it's in good hands". Last November, the R&A, which was set up as a distinct entity separate from the Royal and Ancient Golf Club in 2004, and the USGA proposed a ban on players anchoring putters to their body to help preserve the "skill and challenge" of putting.
Last November, the R&A, which was set up as a distinct entity separate from the Royal and Ancient Golf Club in 2004, and the USGA proposed a ban on players anchoring putters to their body to help preserve the "skill and challenge" of putting.
And Jesus, as the son of God, is a distinct entity separate from us.
