The phrase "a distinct era" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific period in history or a notable phase in a particular context that is characterized by unique features or events.
Example: "The Renaissance was a distinct era marked by significant advancements in art, science, and culture."
Alternatives: "a unique period" or "a notable age".
Every collection needs a conceit, and this one's is that those seven years made up a distinct era — an era that began with terror and also possibility, followed by years of waste, and ending with a chance for renewal.
While in some ways it's an extension of the computerization of the 3rd Industrial Revolution Digital Revolutionn), due to the velocity, scope and systems impact of the changes of the fourth revolution, it is being considered a distinct era.
Such was the film's impact that some commentators considered its legacy as the creation of a distinct era of "post-Scream" horror films.
We had intended to begin our search of newspapers eligible for inclusion from 1994 when the African National Congress government began democratic rule, which represents the beginning of a distinct era in health policy and a period of marked change in policy direction for PHC in South Africa [ 20].
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Maytag, for example, is one of our Miracle Workers, but only in one distinct era.
Though it was made just a few years ago, at moments, the documentary has a distinct other-era feel.
The best of the bunch could be found on the runways of Johnson and Brock Collection, both of which had a distinct Victorian-era-on-the-prairie vibe, as well as Tory Burch's floral-filled collection (inspired by the style of Jackie Kennedy's sister Lee Radziwill) with its assortment of dresses in flocked lace and crepe de chine.
"Huge" imparts lessons while avoiding the tenor of an instructional, and in many ways it feels like a hybrid of two distinct eras of adolescent television, one marked by a heartfelt languor and the other by a media-fluent sarcasm.
From a terrorism perspective, Mr. Ghailani was viewed as a bridge between two distinct eras: before and after 9/11, when Al Qaeda and Osama bin Laden emerged even more prominently.
