The phrase "a distinct force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific and identifiable influence or power in a particular context, such as in discussions about physics, social movements, or personal attributes.
Example: "The new policy introduced by the government is expected to act as a distinct force in shaping the future of education."
Alternatives: "a unique influence" or "a clear power".
Its units -- serving under the command of the governors of 50 states, the District of Colombia and three territories -- evolved into a distinct force, separate and unequal.
*The Council is setting up a distinct force within the multinational force to protect the operations and personnel of the United Nations and calls on member states to contribute troops.
But when so much handwringing over the "impact of the internet" is framed as though it were a distinct force for good or evil, the reminder that there have always been negative influences on young women – and that there might even be better influences online now – was paradoxically refreshing.
A Security Council resolution on Iraq, adopted unanimously on June 8 by the 15-member panel, authorized a distinct force, estimated at about 4,000, within the overall American-led multinational force charged with the responsibility of protecting United Nations staff and equipment in Iraq.
Clegg and his aides will hope that the conference will focus less on leadership issues and more on how the party can present itself to voters as a distinct force within the coalition in the last two-and-a-half years of this parliament.
"If Labour doesn't help to develop and shape the rise of English national identity as a distinct force in British politics then there is a danger that this space is instead commandeered and land grabbed by those that cultivate grievance, who prey on fear and insecurity and who offer the simple certainty of the blame game," she said.
The first comprehensive maps of these distinct force components reveal an unexpected physical picture.
Kant is unclear regarding whether that coercive force is to be realized by joint action of member states, sanctioned by the federation, against a non-compliant member or by a distinct international force controlled by the federation itself.
Darwin hypothesized that a female "aesthetic faculty"—literally an evolved "taste for the beautiful" that is exercised during mate choice constitutes a distinct evolutionary force that leads to the evolution of ornamental traits in animals.
The stretching of a single DNA molecule by optical tweezers exhibits distinct force peaks upon treatment with the complex necessary to break the intrastrand interactions.
Because this claim applies with distinct force when the tying product is platform software, we have no present basis for finding the per se rule inapplicable to software markets generally.
