The phrase "as a distinctive entity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the uniqueness or individuality of a subject in a discussion or analysis.
Example: "The organization operates as a distinctive entity within the industry, setting itself apart from its competitors."
Alternatives: "as a unique entity" or "as a separate entity".
Therefore, the last World Health Organization classification published in 2006 identifies SFT as a distinctive entity.
HPV positive tumor demonstrated characteristic features in epidemiology, clinical behavior, and molecular presentation and is regarded as a distinctive entity in head and neck cancer management [ 34, 35].
Consequently, both biological behavior and optimal treatment are still controversial, and there is no clear consensus to consider GSC as just another proximal cancer or as a distinctive entity.
Clinical evaluations of nodding disease as a distinctive entity began with the more formal description of the syndrome in South Sudan in the late 1990s and have included at least 4 detailed investigations (Table 3).
These days in Christian political theology and ethics there is something of a recovery of a distinctive entity called the church.
Although ENKTL is a distinctive entity with poor prognosis, >70% of the patients in our study were categorised as low-risk based on IPI and PIT scores.
If rhupus is a distinctive entity, an overlap between RA and SLE or a subset of SLE is currently debated.
So while the biological potential for symbolic thinking most likely arose in the morphogenetic event that gave rise to H. sapiens as a distinctive anatomical entity, this new capacity was evidently exaptive, in the sense that it had to await its "discovery" and expression, clearly through a cultural stimulus that was plausibly the invention of language.
Thus, while the biological potential for symbolic thinking most likely arose in the morphogenetic event that gave rise to H. sapiens as a distinctive anatomical entity, this new capacity was evidently exaptive, in the sense that it had to await its "discovery" and release through a cultural stimulus.
We suggest that the most parsimonious explanation of all genetic data to date, including that of mitochondrial DNA [ 28], Y-chromosome [ 24] and genome-wide SNP data (this manuscript and [ 10]), support eastern wolves from Algonquin Park as a distinctive remnant entity of a historical wolf that most likely occurred across the eastern United States.
Furthermore autoimmune sclerosing cholangitis (AISC) (Floreani et al., 2005), proposed as a distinctive disease entity in 2001 (Gregorio et al., 2001), has clinical overlap features with PSC and autoimmune hepatitis, but patients are typically a younger age at presentation and the autoimmune serology differs (Gregorio et al., 2001, Bogdanos et al., 2008).
