The phrase "act distinctly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when instructing someone to behave or perform in a clear and recognizable manner, often to emphasize the importance of clarity in actions.
Example: "In order to stand out in the competition, you must act distinctly and showcase your unique skills."
Alternatives: "behave clearly" or "perform uniquely".
Indeed, this is due to the fact that different CSPs tend to act distinctly while addressing service quality of service (QoS), features, customizability, requirements, etc. [3, 4].
The excitatory and depressant β-toxins act distinctly, though they both target insect VGSCs [10], [11].
In previous work we showed that functional gene modules, which act distinctly in the course of development, can be represented by a mixture of trees.
We therefore postulated that these extracts may act distinctly from conventional antibiotics by modulating or enhancing the host immune system to eradicate the pathogen.
Also uncovered is a new role for Pygo2's ability as a histone code reader to act distinctly at two different loci conferring differential chromatin and transcriptional configurations with regard to Wnt and Notch pathways.
Contrary to the unconstrained configuration, the design of constrained and integrated layer damping treatments is multifaceted because the thickness of the viscoelastic layer acts distinctly on the two main counterparts of the strain energy – the volume of viscoelastic material and the shear strain field.
Ecological, genetic and epigenetic factors might have acted distinctly to shape angiosperm and gymnosperm genomes (Leitch and Leitch, 2012).
The act feels distinctly Czech in its mixture of defiance, creativity, pacifism and even the hint of oddness.
The spot of light on the black background must be decomposed, analyzed, into atomic units of 'sense data' which act upon distinctly localizable anatomical places of my retina.
The 1949 Housing Act is distinctly vague; while ample funds are available for affordable housing, it remains ambiguous where these homes should be built.
These two groups of proteins are thought to act in distinctly different ways on the substrate.
