The phrase "a distinctive finding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a unique or notable discovery in research or analysis.
Example: "The study revealed a distinctive finding that challenges previous assumptions about the subject."
Alternatives: "a unique discovery" or "a notable result".
A highly distinctive finding is the middle and upper lung zone predominance centrally at the perihilar region.
Multifocal peritoneal masses with a dominant soft tissue lesion is a distinctive imaging finding.
For example, a recent study reported that the appearance of a light blue crest (LBC) in the mucosa is a distinctive endoscopic finding that suggests an increased probability of IM [ 10].
The most distinctive finding in this study deals with the mechanisms of posterolateral ossification.
The distinctive finding in our study is the high therapeutic gain for both primary and secondary endpoints.
The second distinctive finding in our study is that interictally, after the initial increase, the 1H W-D decreased in amplitude, i.e. habituated over sequential blocks, contrasting with the amplitude increase, i.e. potentiation, found in HV.
The second distinctive finding in our study is that in healthy subjects (both N1 P1 and P1 N2 amplitudes) and patients with migraine (N1 P1 amplitude only), experimentally induced-HV dampened VEP amplitude habituation.
Another distinctive finding was the significantly higher eosinophil numbers in infants with pertussis than in the control group.
Now a uniquely comprehensive study co-authored by an MIT political scientist has produced a pair of distinctive findings: first, that the policies of city governments do closely match the politics of their citizens, and second, that this occurs regardless of the exact form of government than a city has.
