The phrase "a distinctive increase of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a notable or significant rise in a particular quantity or quality.
Example: "The study revealed a distinctive increase of productivity among employees who worked remotely."
Alternatives: "a significant rise in" or "a marked increase in".
The results give evidence that the attachment of selected micro-scaled particles provides a distinctive increase in surface roughness and a considerable decrease in the coefficient of friction.
However, there is also a distinctive increase in indicator species for hypertrophication (Table2), especially in the north of the investigated area.
The power conversion efficiency (PCE) of the OSCs increased with the increments of the mesh density due to the distinctive increase of the short circuit current density (Jsc), notwithstanding the similar transmittance and sheet resistance of the TCEs.
The demonstrated heat transfer coefficients describe a distinctive performance increase compared to known state of the art.
In the peripheral blood, CTX also induced a decrease in the percentage of Foxp3+ Treg among CD4+ T cells; however, there was a significant increase in absolute numbers of CD4+Foxp3+ Treg due to the distinctive increase in the frequency and absolute numbers of all CD4+ T cells among peripheral blood lymphocytes.
This paper offers a distinctive explanation of increasing levels of domestic demand for space heating.
The study said that some of the past major droughts appeared to be linked to a distinctive pattern of increases and reductions in surface temperatures of the Atlantic Ocean, known as the Atlantic multidecadal oscillation.
The model simulations predict a distinctive pattern of nodular growth when populations with constitutively increased glycolysis emerge following mutations in a dominant population that is acid resistant.
DNA sequences generated by duplication increase genome redundancy, a distinctive trait of eukaryotic genomes, which offers the raw genetic material for the evolution of genetic novelties.
A lack of moderation in mobile use and our hyper-connected habits have been linked to selfishness, sleep issues, increased anxiety, and a distinctive lack of recovery time for the brain.
