The phrase "a host of distinct" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large number of different items, ideas, or entities that are clearly identifiable from one another.
Example: "The conference featured a host of distinct speakers, each bringing their unique perspective to the topic."
Alternatives: "a multitude of different" or "a variety of unique".
He is a timeless object in the evolving sport of running mate speculation, an exercise that carries with it a host of distinct agendas and manipulations.
This contributes to our understanding of how marsupial young are able to survive and provides us with a host of distinct immune proteins that can be investigated for their function and clinical potential.
I would argue that it is precisely this lag in users' understanding of the transformation in the cloud computing industry from a single monolithic offering to a host of distinct markets with their own families of competitors.
Stage theorists can claim that there are a host of distinct propositions corresponding to (10), each with a distinct momentary stage as subject constituent in whatever state the object is in at the time of its existence.
Our study used two distinct γ-secretase inhibitor treatments, and a host of distinct complementary manipulations to conclude that Notch signaling is involved in proliferation of vascular precursor cells.
Still, I am overwhelmed by the idea that I will soon have to offer mildly intelligent summary paragraphs about a nation with over a dozen major languages, hundreds of dialects and a host of highly distinct cultures.
A single family of continously connected conformal theories thereby probes a host of topologically distinct geometrical spaces giving rise to multiple mirror manifolds.
In particular, some TAS2Rs can detect a host of seemingly structurally distinct bitter compounds, whereas the ligand binding of other TAS2Rs may be much more specific (Meyerhof et al. 2010).
Moreover, different parts of the body of a host have distinct surface temperatures.
Technically, this is of little importance, since in both cases the host of the distinct GIs would be a similar donor.
Ms. Rivers has been a trailblazer for several generations of comedians, a contemporary of Phyllis Diller and at two different junctures in her career, the host of two distinct television talk shows.
