The phrase "a distinct spectrum of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a range of different elements or variations within a particular category or subject.
Example: "The artist's work showcases a distinct spectrum of colors that evoke various emotions."
Alternatives: "a unique range of" or "a varied array of".
Transplant recipients experience markedly elevated risk of a distinct spectrum of lymphoma subtypes.
Each mutant allele thus results in a distinct spectrum of song deficits.
Moreover, a distinct spectrum of p53 mutations occurs in such carcinomas [ 12].
In addition, each APOBEC3 enzyme was shown to induce a distinct spectrum of drug-resistance mutations.
In contrast, if we limit these comparisons to conotoxins alone, the profile of distal segment (D) is no longer significantly correlated with P and PC segment and only weakly correlated to DC (Table 1), indicating that as regards conotoxin expression, the distal segment expresses a distinct spectrum of conotoxins compared to the two proximal segments.
In yeast cells lacking Gem1, mitochondria form a distinct spectrum of abnormal structures, from tubules to clustered spheres, mitochondrial distribution into daughter cells is less efficient than that of wild-type mitochondria, and cells lose mitochondrial DNA at a significantly higher frequency (Frederick et al., 2004; Koshiba et al., 2011).
A wobbling star emits a distinct spectrum: Its signature of light, spread into the colors of the rainbow, shifts slightly toward the red end and then toward the blue.
As a result, similar ERE binding properties have been associated with a partially distinct spectrum of ligands for each receptor, although with similar affinities for estrogen.
In contrast to the known associated HLA alleles in Caucasians, we found a whole distinct spectrum of associated alleles.
Thus, each MEC-enriched population generated tumors with a broad but distinct spectrum of histological subtypes.
Application of this technology to a variety of chromatin proteins yields distinct spectra of candidate IncRNA-chromatin interactions, and will enable future identification of IncRNAs that coordinate with proteins to direct chromatin state.
