The phrase "are particularly distinct" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that certain items or features stand out in a notable way compared to others.
Example: "The two species of birds are particularly distinct in their coloration and song patterns."
Alternatives: "are especially unique" or "are notably different."
I think the things that are particularly distinct for women are issues of sexual abuse by guards and other staffers.
Primary materials related to Haiti are relatively rare, and the archives of Radio Haiti are particularly distinct both for the depth and breadth of their coverage.
The lateral lobes are particularly distinct, short and almost entirely fused in Zabrotes, but elongate and divided by a deep cleft almost to the base in Acanthoscelides.
Stem characteristics of climbing plants are particularly distinct and have been described in various publications (e.g. Carlquist, 1991; Isnard and Silk, 2009; Angyalossy et al., 2012, 2013).
At E18.5, intense Tph2 signal is now similarly distributed as Pet1 signal (even extending slightly into the rostral spinal cord; arrow; Fig. 12i, j); the RMgV and PPy raphe groups in r6 are particularly distinct and other populations show subtle variations coinciding with postulated neuromeric subdivisions (Fig. 12i, j).
Subspecies chilensis of southern temperate forests is particularly distinct and has sometimes been treated as a separate species ("Chilean" Hawk).
Both the chlorinated compounds lowered the conversion of the VOCs added (except that of toluene), and this lowering was particularly distinct with n-heptane; they also raised the concentration of acetaldehyde formed during the oxidation of oxyderivative compounds.
The increment can be observed in a wide wavelength range of 350 800 nm, but is particularly distinct in the range 500 650 nm.
Body blockage is particularly distinct in the mmWave domain, where even the attenuation due to foliage affects the signal propagation, as investigated, e.g., in [65].
Indeed, the temporal component of this is particularly distinct, with risk appearing to decay exponentially with time after an initial event (Johnson et al.1997).1997
