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The phrase "are a distinctive feature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is characteristic or unique to a particular subject or context.
Example: "The vibrant colors of the sunset are a distinctive feature of this coastal region."
Alternatives: "are a unique aspect" or "constitute a notable characteristic."
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Fire plans are a distinctive feature of Australian life.
Wild pigs (Sus scrofa) are a distinctive feature of beech forests in the mountains.
Inbred strains are a distinctive feature of mouse genetics and we discuss their history, advantages and disadvantages.
Emotions as poses are a distinctive feature of Wilde's work ("I can sympathise with everything except suffering"), and the poems had their fair share of lamentation, but from now on, loss is not a pose; it is real.
The Museum of Estonian Architecture in Tallinn celebrates that and other national architectural traditions, from the multipurpose barn dwellings, with their enormous hatched roofs, that are a distinctive feature of the countryside to modern urban structures.
In the area known geologically as "New" Appalachia, especially where there are softer limestone rocks that yield to the constant solution by water and weak acids, numerous caves are a distinctive feature of the physiography.
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Ornamental sculpture was a distinctive feature of these churches.
Increased aerobic glycolysis (Warburg effect) is a distinctive feature of rapidly proliferating cells1,2,4.
Mr. Feld's devotion to American music is a distinctive feature of his repertory.
The Great Dismal Swamp, astride the boundary with North Carolina to the south, is a distinctive feature.
"Most people don't know it's a distinctive feature of America," Mr. Hyde said.
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