The phrase "a distinct position of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific and clear stance or viewpoint on a particular issue or topic.
Example: "The researcher held a distinct position of neutrality in the debate, ensuring that all sides were fairly represented."
Alternatives: "a clear stance on" or "a unique viewpoint regarding".
There is a distinct positioning of two PR70 EF-hand calcium-binding motifs.
It has an axial 4-OH group at a distinct position away from the core of the sugar, extending out perpendicular from the equatorial plane of the molecule.
Kickers say that accuracy has improved over the years not just because kickers are better, but also because of the professionalization of snappers as a distinct position, and improved offensive lines and playing fields.
Root hairs differentiate from epidermal cells, and their patterning has been extensively studied in A. thaliana, which exhibits a distinct position-dependent pattern of root-hair cells and nonhair cells [29].
"All these are currently classified in the genus Canis, but this needs to be changed to reflect the distinct position of the clade that includes black-backed and side-striped jackals.
The distinct position of the heteromer in the SEC profile suggested that SEC could be used to monitor the formation of the heteromer by βB1- and βA3-crystallin.
The distinct position of the three cytosolic copies of Chromera among bacterial FBPs is a noteworthy example of a transkingdom HGT in a nonendosymbiotic context (supplementary fig. S3 b, Supplementary Material online).
From the Dutch Heat Vision [3] of the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs, it becomes clear that the central Dutch government is considering specific constitutional level interventions towards a more distinct positioning of certain stakeholders, to further effective orchestration within the regulated heat market.
The double mutant produced very few fruiting-bodies after 21 days of growth, and they accumulated only on a few distinct positions of the plate (Figure 7C).
