The phrase "are distinctly unique" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is not only unique but has a clear and noticeable distinction from others.
Example: "The designs of these two artists are distinctly unique, showcasing their individual styles and perspectives."
Alternatives: "are clearly unique" or "are unmistakably unique".
With wide open spaces, mountains and crystal blue lakes and rivers, this region also has cultural flair, with towns that are distinctly unique from one another, like Fayetteville – an artsy university city with a vibrant literary scene – and Eureka Springs, which has access to some of the best hiking in the Ozarks.
Although his experience are distinctly unique, there are parts of Barack Obama that every American can directly connect with.
The distribution of stresses is distinctly unique in simulation F, with areas of compressive stress involving the lateral border of the orbit, medial superior border of the orbit, maxillary buttress, zygoma, and in the frontal bone distal to the zygoma.
Yet each actress managed to be distinctly unique.
They show unique physicochemical properties which are distinctly different from those of analogous ionic liquids having aliphatic amino acid anions.
Although the Chilean viruses are most like avian viruses of North American origin they are distinctly different from these viruses and form a unique branch on the tree.
Due to shape and surface anisotropies, NPPs bear many unique structures and fascinating properties which are distinctly different from those of spherical polymer particles (SPPs).
Class III HDACs (SIRT1-7) also require a unique set of cofactors for activity that are distinctly different from those involved with class I and II HDACs.
These results showed that boron nanowires possess the unique direction dependence of the magnetic and semiconducting behaviors, which are distinctly different from that of the bulk boron.
As certain amino acids are distinctly conserved in epitopes, we further questioned if there are patterns of position-specific conservation of residues that are unique among the epitopes.
Others, however, are distinctly Japanese.
