The phrase "a distinctive character of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a unique quality or feature that defines something or someone.
Example: "The vibrant colors and intricate patterns are a distinctive character of the artist's work."
Alternatives: "a unique trait of" or "a defining feature of".
Sharks have a distinctive character of spiral valves in their intestines.
This means that each site has a distinctive character of forest landscape, which could have been the result of local environmental (physical) factors, such as mesoclimate, topography and edaphic humidity, and/or of historical factors such as species composition of refuges and temporary changes in environmental conditions due to disturbance ecology.
Panahi's career as a film-maker began as a protégé of Abbas Kiarostami, and soon assumed a distinctive character of its own, increasingly fusing two converging aspects – formal and thematic – that became his cinematic signature: technical virtuosity in his cinematic imagination and social consciousness, which graced his aesthetic formalism.
As in so many other ways, internationalisation of the Brazilian knowledge economy could have a distinctive character of its own.
Following this cultural norm, the prolonged stay of children in their parents' home is considered a distinctive character of a "strong" family, whereas Americans and West Europeans value individualism and independence between generations [ 30].
Each location has a distinctive character: the theatricality of the espresso machine podiums at Venice Beach, the high counters and craft beers at Pasadena.
But it's friendly and relatively crime-free, and its quirks and urban uglinesses are part of a distinctive character that will attract city-savvy visitors who have had enough of the self-styled fabulousness of other European capitals.
A rugged, unspoilt region of France known as the scented isle, Corsica has a distinctive character moulded by centuries of invasion and occupation.
The doctrinal differences help explain how LET has maintained a distinctive character in the miasma of Pakistani militancy.
Bowls made in this way have a distinctive character with the marks of the tools being clearly visible, like hand-thrown pottery or blown glass.
This demonstrates a limited distinctive character of the death certification process in lung cancer patients.
