The phrase "a distinctive area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific region or location that has unique characteristics or features that set it apart from others.
Example: "The city is known for its vibrant culture and a distinctive area filled with street art and local markets."
Alternatives: "a unique region" or "a notable zone."
Fiordland National Park in the southwest is a distinctive area with its numerous coastal fjords (inlets) and high lakes.
Graham (2003/1978) contended that the later Mohists developed a distinctive area of inquiry, which he labeled "disputation," that yields necessary, a priori knowledge of relations between names, and that this contrasts with "description," or the study of how names relate to objects.
This view may have some merit (indeed, the same can be said of philosophy of dance), but Sparshott goes so far as to say that criticism is entirely worthless for understanding dance; that it "is not a discipline" and as such does not mark any distinctive area for dance understanding (1995, 338).
Sumner et al. [ 20] suggested that the break between the southern and northern clade of H. bungaroides occurs in a geologically distinctive area where volcanic soils cover the sandstone plateaux [ 21], acting as a barrier to gene flow.
His unique nasal voice, with a distinctive Pittsburgh area accent, was noticed by the Steelers' brass, and he made his debut as a member of the Steelers' radio team in 1970.
The area enclosed by a circle in the Figure4e is the most distinctive area between two McFISes.
It is the Mississippi River Delta, not the Mississippi Delta, a term most commonly used to refer to the culturally distinctive area along the river to the north.
Here he has created an interior of hard surfaces and lustrous materials, with a series of distinctive areas defined by imaginative elements: a bar with a deep red mahogany counter, fiberglass bar stools and reflective aluminum shelves; a raised area with a pool table reached by a ramp; and a silver wall concealing bathrooms with rococo floor-to-ceiling terrazzo and chandeliers.
"Minetta Moments," by Jennifer Callahan (Jan . 30, accurately captures the rich and multi-layered history of the distinctive area south of Washington Square Park known as the South Village.
Plato's strategy is to show that these theories have their own distinctive area of application, the perceptible or sensible world, within which they are true.
Only a small part of each letter attracted children's attention and the briefer their fixations on this distinctive area, the more letters they knew at the pretest and were able to learn from alphabet book sharing.
