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The phrase "a distinctive way" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a unique or characteristic manner of doing something.
Example: "She has a distinctive way of expressing her thoughts that captivates her audience."
Alternatives: "a unique manner" or "a characteristic style".
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But they respond in a distinctive way.
These were organic wines grown in a distinctive way.
Is there a distinctive way in which philosophy asks and answers questions like these?
These so-called "soft" attributes constitute a distinctive way of seeing the world.
For example, Trinidadians use Facebook in a distinctive way to reflect local concepts of scandal and gossip.
Gould certainly lived in a distinctive way and behaved, even in ordinary circumstances, in a singular way.
In this artisanal format, a producer depends on the director to develop a distinctive way of handling scenes.
Silicon Valley has a distinctive way of looking at things: have big idea; iterate; fix; iterate again.
Whatever the topic or the literary form, Vollmann's prose has a distinctive way of cycling between two styles.
But in fact, Holliday was really smart — and, more important, she played smart, in a distinctive way.
Anatomically, each stem structure (i.e., paraclade, elongated axis, short aerial stem, rhizome) is thickened in a distinctive way and this can be used to distinguish them.
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