The phrase "a distinctive process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process that is unique or characteristic in some way, often highlighting its special features or qualities.
Example: "The research team developed a distinctive process for analyzing data that set their work apart from others in the field."
Alternatives: "a unique method" or "a notable procedure."
By 1952 he had arrived at a distinctive process that earned him kudos as a technical innovator, using a new, rustproof metal known as Monel for the constructed sheets, then brazing them with nickel silver or bronze to produce a uniform texture.
Informed consent is still a distinctive process in defence of both patients and physicians.
The informed consent is still a distinctive process in defence of both patients' and physicians' health and dignity in rule-of-law states and consequently in curtailing the abuse of ionising medical radiation.
Following our analysis of the main problems linked to the controversy about scientific uncertainties, we concur with a series of authors that informed consent is still a distinctive process that defends patient health as well as both patient and physician dignity and autonomy in rule-of-law states [18, 61, 70, 78, 79].
Since the primo-vascular system is an entirely different system from the cardio-vascular system its formation should be a distinctive process from angiogenesis.
Imaging fields of view were chosen as to contain a distinctive process of the candidate post-synaptic neuron, which included processes at the midline for the aDNs and aBN2, and vertical running processes close to the midline for aBN1.
Similar, but a less distinctive process, is present in the case of CV spectrum.
His latest nonfiction feature, "Dawson City: Frozen Time," a unique film borne of Morrison's distinctive process, opens June 16 at the Nuart.
He emphasized that participants in crowds, fads, or other forms of collective behaviour share an attitude or behave alike, not because of an established rule or the force of authority, and not because as individuals they have the same attitudes, but because of a distinctive group process.
Churchill thinks that's because the people who manufactured them had a distinctive chipping process that produced points with unequal masses on each side.
Distinctive process examples such as the reactive absorption of nitrogen oxides (NOx) from a gas stream by a weak HNO3 aqueous solution in the industrial production of nitric acid, as well as the production of ethyl acetate by reactive distillation clearly demonstrate the merits and strengths of the NEQ/OCFE modeling framework.
