The phrase "a distinctive address" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a unique or notable location or communication, often in the context of a speech or written message.
Example: "The keynote speaker delivered a distinctive address that captivated the audience and left a lasting impression."
Alternatives: "a unique speech" or "a notable presentation".
Board member Arianna Huffington — the onetime pundit and digital publisher with a distinctive Greek accent — addressed employees, emerging as the most visible leader of a company trying to recover from months of self-inflicted wounds.
CompuServe subscribers use CompuServe's domain name "CompuServe.com" together with their own unique alpha-numeric identifier to form a distinctive e-mail mailing address.
Defendants refer to this as "bulk e-mail," while plaintiff refers to it as "junk e-mail". In the vernacular of the Internet, unsolicited e-mail advertising is sometimes referred to pejoratively as "spam". CompuServe subscribers use CompuServe's domain name "CompuServe.com" together with their own unique alpha-numeric identifier to form a distinctive e-mail mailing address.
In addition to that, we explore a distinctive characteristic of SHAM, homogeneous addressing, and show its effectiveness in reducing latency in the underlying network.
The emergence of a distinctive tradition of scientific thought addressed the question of unity through the designation of a privileged method, which involved a set of concepts and language.
These patients represent a population with a much higher risk of LEA (4) who should be addressed as a distinctive cohort.
Sit and read the text of Menzies Campbell's leader's speech to the Liberal Democrats in Brighton and you will read a meaty and distinctive liberal address in a long and great tradition.
Such concerns are not new, but there is a distinctive intensity and variety to their contemporary address.
Yin [68] addresses that there is a distinctive demand for composing case studies, because there is a need for understanding the complex phenomena.
It offers a distinctive plan for an adaptation of the Institute's approach, addressing an educational problem that may be appropriately addressed by that approach.
