The phrase "about distinctly" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it, as the combination does not form a coherent expression.
Example: "The report was about distinctly different approaches to the problem."
Alternatives: "clearly regarding" or "specifically about".
Remarkably, she enhanced her own glamour by writing about the distinctly dowdy subject of aging.
Saunders was eager to hear about the distinctly populist message Obama had delivered in Lebanon, but when I mentioned the "lipstick on a pig" line he stopped grinning.
One last thought, though: seeing my taste profile made me think about the distinctly un-rock'n'roll issue of data portability.
Election factor The Conservatives are nervous about the distinctly un-Tory prospect of strengthening workforce protection this close to an election, whereas Vince Cable sees it as a popular cause which can give the Liberal Democrats a bit of distinctiveness.
Technology reporter Dave Lee went to meet Cambridge University Eco Racing - the only British-based team in the competition - to learn about their distinctly unorthodox design.
You are talking about something distinctly American.
Hollywood tells us where we are, what we imagine, and what we are talking about more distinctly than any other book, poem, and oral history ever has.
Both could take a look at Cambridge University findings about the distinctly masculine nature of the meltdown: there's much to explore there.
The diatoms Klemp gets his title from are single-celled algae, of which there are about 100,000 distinctly shaped and colored species.
And here's the weirdest thing about this distinctly American version of the imperial: a persistent short-time mentality seems only to feed its opposite, wars that persist without end.
