The phrase "as being distinctly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing a particular quality or characteristic that is clear or easily identifiable.
Example: "The painting was appreciated as being distinctly different from the artist's previous works."
Alternatives: "as clearly" or "as noticeably".
Similarly, disability is seen as being distinctly under-reflected.
The music press also enjoyed mocking Yes for their vegetarian diets, a trait seen as being distinctly not rock'n'roll.
Anyone familiar with Ōtomo's work, particularly his jazz compositions under the Otomo Yoshihide Jazz Quintet/Ensemble/Orchestra moniker, will recognize the Amachan theme song and score as being distinctly his music.
The new location was nearby the former premises, but the menu was described as being distinctly "Gordon" rather than "Marcus".
The Strawberry Panic! short stories were initially panned by Erica Friedman as being "distinctly derivative of Maria-sama ga Miteru".
But, all these bands and so many others share the same thing: they are perceived as being distinctly political.
Whitsuntide, Christmas, and Easter are important, each associated with their own musical traditions, as are distinctly Barbadian festivities like the crop over festival and the Landship movement.
These neuroanatomical findings correspond well with recent electrophysiological findings in children, showing that within a neurotypical ASC dichotomy, clinically diagnosed AS falls closer to ASC than to neurotypical, yet when compared directly with other diagnoses in ASC, AS is distinctly separate (Duffy et al. 2013).
An extraordinary achievement of research and style, this is a book which describes a moment and a place in history that are so surpassingly odd as to be distinctly weird.
THE golden age of Mexican cinema, through the 1940s and 1950s, established an aesthetic that was as varied as it was distinctly Mexican.
Both anomers (α and β) for glucose as well as mannose were distinctly identified.
