The phrase "a distinctive practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a unique or characteristic method or approach in a particular field or context.
Example: "The artist is known for a distinctive practice that combines traditional techniques with modern technology."
Alternatives: "a unique method" or "a characteristic approach."
Poch'ŏngyo, (Korean: "Universal Religion"), indigenous Korean religion, also popularly called Humch'igyo from the distinctive practice of chanting humch'i, a word said to have mystical significance.
The local inhabitants, whose distinctive practice is indicated by their name, invited Odysseus' scouts to eat of the mysterious plant.
Instead, communicate your company's signature experience the distinctive practice that best conveys what it's really like to work at your company and what makes your firm unique.
REL 538 Studies in Tibetan Religions This course introduces Tibetan Buddhist traditions based on sources in translation, emphasizing the historical development of the major lineages and their distinctive practice traditions.
Although fiction and literature are identifiable as such "only within the context of certain practices," each belongs to its own distinctive practice and should not be confused with the other.
Moreover, since the number of practices included in our dataset is relatively large, it seems unlikely that our results are biased by distinctive practice characteristics or consultation behaviour, i.e. "random effects" of some practices or patients.
Thus, in general, 'mysticism' would best be thought of as a constellation of distinctive practices, discourses, texts, institutions, traditions, and experiences aimed at human transformation, variously defined in different traditions.
Following Foucault, I argue that drug use ought to be conceptualised as a distinctive 'practice of the self'.
Although Renault did appoint Carlos Ghosn as Nissan's CEO then, it still saw the deal as a partnership that would maintain the two companies' distinctive practices and systems, yet allow them to capitalize on scale and synergy.
