The phrase "also distinguishing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that something is not only identifying but also setting apart or differentiating.
Example: "The study focuses on the factors influencing consumer behavior, also distinguishing between various demographic groups."
Alternatives: "also differentiating" or "also identifying".
Also distinguishing Avigan from other experimental Ebola treatments and vaccines is the fact that its primary purpose is to combat influenza.
At the recent Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, for instance, Royal Philips Electronics demonstrated a prototype of an Internet radio that was not only capable of naming the band Pearl Jam as its music streamed past but also distinguishing a version of a tune that it played at a concert in Verona, Italy, from the same tune recorded in Milan.
The Devils are quietly embarking on another Stanley Cup run, and their French-Canadian goalie -- the guy with the singsong cadence in his voice and the Julius Caesar haircut -- is going along for the ride while also distinguishing himself from his N.H.L. peers.
(The team is also looking to improve the technology as far as understanding the emotions conveyed in a tweet, and also distinguishing between brand and individual accounts).
To strenghten the above analysis, we study the number of multiplications, additions and comparisons, also distinguishing those performed just once (such as the QR decomposition), from those to be repeated for every detection process, i.e., referring to a single tone, OFDM symbol and iteration.
Later theorists emphasized the contrast between general terms like 'star' and singular terms like 'Vega', while also distinguishing terms from syncategorematic expressions (e.g., 'every' and 'is') that can combine with terms to form complex subjects and predicates, including 'will lie'cancan lie', and 'may have lied'.
