The phrase "a selection of distinctive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of unique or notable items, choices, or features in a specific context.
Example: "The gallery features a selection of distinctive artworks from local artists."
Alternatives: "a variety of unique" or "a range of notable".
An intimate fete attended by The Times' renowned Food staff, the festival co-hosts and participating chefs and bartenders will offer a curated selection of distinctive bites, premium cocktail and wine offerings and live entertainment.
It included tributes to Gould written by friends and colleagues, along with a selection of his own distinctive prose, and photographs spanning his life.
All three show extreme baseline diversity, selection of a favored lineage at the second time point (rather than a single escape variant), and the emergence under VVC selection of distinctive lineages with relatively long branch lengths compared to the baseline sequences.
These differential processes potentially may have caused selection of distinctive structural features that are involved in discriminating regulatory interactions.
The systematic study of identifying co-regulating miRNAs showed that specifically regulated processing of pre-miRNAs may have caused selection of distinctive structural features that are involved in discriminating regulatory interactions.
Most distinctive category: A selection of indoor and outdoor gardening books, many by staff members.
Think in Public: A Public Books Reader presents a selection of inspiring essays that exemplify the magazine's distinctive approach to public scholarship.
There's a small display of beautiful modern stamp designs and a selection of posters and magazines from the 1950s and 60s that add a colourful, distinctive (and now retro-chic) aesthetic.
Pilocytic astrocytomas were found to have distinctive microRNA and gene expression profiles compared to normal brain tissue and a selection of other pediatric brain tumors.
A selection of "photo ops".
