"a distinct space" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English
You could use it in a sentence like, "The gym provided a distinct space for everyone to exercise comfortably."
But it does have trees — six hundred and six of them, according to some reports — which makes it a distinct space in the heart of one of the world's fastest-developing cities.
Those with smaller homes or less tolerance for chalky art can use rollaway boards, which, he said, create a distinct space while still allowing for verbal interactions with parents and others nearby.
Outside of health trackers like Jawbone Up, Scanadu is the main competition in the world of medical tricorders for consumers, though Teddy the Guardian occupies a distinct space in its focus on pediatrics.
The Neanderthal lower jaw is receding and lacks a protruding chin; furthermore, there is a distinct space between the lower wisdom teeth and the vertical branch of the lower jaw (Heim 1976; Stringer et al. 1984; Rak 1986 , 1998 Trinkaus 1987; Schwartz and Tattersall 1996; Arsuaga et al. 1997; Franciscus 2003; Nicholson and Harvati 2006).
Firstly, we confirmed that southeastern Bantu-speakers (BSO and SEB) occupy a distinct space from northern Africans.
This will give each twin a distinct space while keeping a unified theme.
Everything You've Come To Expect is out 1 April In a field teeming with cutting-edge digital R&B sirens, Londoner Nao manages to bring a distinct space-age soul to on-point sounds, like FKA Twigs run through an Erykah Badu filter.
But certainly today we need have no such qualms; there seems nothing problematic with an actual infinity of places; indeed, it seems very natural to think that every point of space is a distinct place, even if there are an infinity of points.
You occupy your own distinct space in a photograph.
Undersea systems constitute a distinct application space characterized by intercontinental distances between nodes and the requirement that repeaters deployed on the ocean floor be extremely reliable.
The latter was accompanied by the reappearance of a distinct joint space.
