"a distinct strength" is a correct and usable phrase in written English; it refers to a trait or skill that someone or something particularly excels in.
For example: "My mother's distinct strength is her patience; she's always willing to help out in difficult situations."
Schenkkan believes he also had a distinct strength that Barack Obama sorely lacks.
Micro cracking occurs even at 50% inter-fibre fracture loading and can lead to a distinct strength reduction.
More specifically, the sign of the second component of Ψ N e ± and the fourth component of Ψ N h ± is a direct result of the value of U - E F. Therefore, the different quasiparticle types in NM will result in a distinct strength of the excess critical supercurrent.
A distinct strength of our study, as compared with prior single-center reports, is its multicenter nature, which lends generalizability to our findings.
The third approach is a distinct strength of the study since it adjusts for services the patient received after randomization that are likely to have affected ADLs.
ELSA is not restricted to surveying publically-funded care but also includes surgery conducted in the private sector, making this a distinct strength of this study.
There are physical tics—a pattern of musculature in her calves, a distinct rough strength in her hands and feet.
Moreover, BNC has a very high molecular weight (species depending, around DP 8000), a high degree of crystallinity, and a distinct mechanical strength [12, 14].
Titanium alloys present attractive characteristics including high biocompatibility, distinct strength and corrosion resistance.
In this paper, we demonstrate the processing of tough polyion complex (PIC) hydrogels by simple compression moulding or extruding, which relies on the distinct strength of ionic bonds during and after the processing.
Completeness of our clustering method is another distinct strength compared to the other methods.
