The phrase "a distinctly conservative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is clearly aligned with conservative values or principles.
Example: "The article presents a distinctly conservative viewpoint on the issue of taxation."
Alternatives: "a clearly conservative" or "an unmistakably conservative".
Rome in the 4th century remained nonetheless a distinctly conservative and pagan city dominated by proud senatorial families.
"Rosenthal's Children," as it turned out, was musically unadventurous, but for the Bolshoi — which, until recently, has been a distinctly conservative house — it was a radical departure.
In New Hampshire, which has a distinctly conservative streak, the House of Representatives on March 26th voted to support gay marriage.
Mr Koizumi and Mr Mori even come from the same wing of the LDP, the Mori faction, which has a distinctly conservative colour.In this section Substance or just style?
Under the leadership of Brian Mulroney, who became prime minister in 1984, the Progressive Conservative government underwent a distinctly conservative shift, which included selling crown corporations, deregulating many industries, and granting tax advantages to corporations and the wealthy.
"You got to have a theme," said Mr. Conner, a Rush Limbaugh fan whose decorative flourishes, like the poster of the first President George Bush on the water tower, have a distinctly conservative bent.
But the road from representing a rural and distinctly conservative district encircling Albany to taking responsibility for the entire state comes with sizable potholes.
It was a distinctly more conservative drive for Detroit, who kept the ball mostly in the hands of their running backs, and began the process of chewing up clock.
Now into the arena comes a distinctly more conservative brand of liberal and Trump opponent, Mark Lilla, a professor of the humanities at Columbia, who, on November 18th, published an Op-Ed in the Times declaring, "One of the many lessons of the recent presidential election and its repugnant outcome is that the age of identity liberalism must be brought to an end".
And these figures are considered by the site and others as distinctly conservative, no more than what can be known about a subject of which much is, by necessity, unknown.
Over 100 applications had been identified by that briefing, using criteria with distinctly conservative undertones.
