The phrase "a distinct working" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific or unique method, process, or operation in various contexts, such as in business or technical discussions.
Example: "The team developed a distinct working model that improved efficiency and productivity."
Alternatives: "a unique approach" or "a specific operation".
British politicians have in recent years tended to treat both the idea of a distinct working class and the very words "working class" as rhetorical poison, and have made strenuous efforts to avoid using them.
Within each site, a team (i.e. a distinct working group within the site that has a line manager and regular group meetings and interactions) will be identified.
Although accumulating evidence supports a working mechanism through voltage-gated sodium (Nav) channels, we found that a clinically relevant rufinamide concentration inhibits human (h Nav1.1 activation, a distinct working mechanism among anticonvulsants and a feature worth exploring for treating a growing number of debilitating disorders involving hNav1.1.
It is in defense, though, the Lions might struggle, with a back four that is a distinct work in progress.
Koolhaas has suggested that to avoid "the Flagship syndrome: a megalomaniac accumulation of the obvious," Prada should create a series of "epicenters," or super-sized stores, each a distinct work of design.
They both followed the intermission, and they came as a great relief after the first three items, "Redline" (2009), "Rushes" (2007) and "Walkyndon" (1971): each a distinct work of art but currently looking flimsy.
(6 Representative of the news media means any person or entity that gathers information of potential interest to a segment of the public, uses its editorial skills to turn the raw materials into a distinct work, and distributes that work to an audience.
By setting up a distinct work identity on the device, IT admins can better manage these devices without ever stumbling across personal information.
Individuals that simply release documents in their original form the Justice Department insists are not journalists because they are not using "editorial skills to turn raw materials into a distinct work".
The British-born son of a truck driver who as a youth spoke with a distinct working-class patois, Mr. Neville was an unlikely candidate to become a Shakespearean matinee idol, but in his early performing years that is exactly what he was.
Leisure in the ancient world – 'schole' in Greek, 'otium' in Latin – was not just time off work but a distinct form of activity in its own right.
