"distinct attributes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe characteristics that are easily distinguished or different from those of something else. For example, "This new phone model has many distinct attributes that make it stand out from previous models."
If the infinite substance has "really distinct" attributes, and this distinction is grounded in, say, distinct natures or essences of the infinite substance, then there has to be an explanation of how a multiplicity of natures or essences can be united to form one substance.
Dr. Paulhus feels that his study helps establish that everyday sadism has distinct attributes.
Distinct attributes of urban development influence lizard species distributions, site occupation, and assemblage organization.
While categorizing them by their distinct attributes, it is obvious that there are some overlapping characteristics.
While fellow Novello nominees Adele and PJ Harvey each have their own distinct attributes, at 53, Bush remains a powerful presence in today's musical landscape.
Mountains of the collision type associated with oceanic trenches have their own distinct attributes that control evolution.
The distinct attribute of the receptor, compared to other porphyrin based receptors, centers on the attachment of the anion binding site to the porphyrin chromophore's β-positions through a polycyclic conjugated linkage.
When a high standard of hygiene and careful management are practised (IFS, 1978), one distinct attribute of rabbit farming is the relatively low incidence of epidemic diseases.
Substrate ambiguity is a related but conceptually distinct attribute, which describes an enzyme's ability to catalyze the same chemical transformation on a series of structurally distinct reactants.
Whether the two items should be regarded as covering a dimensionally distinct attribute or as being caused by idiosyncratic response tendencies or wording effects is difficult to tell from a single data analysis.
