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"distinct expressions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when describing two or more unique or separate ways of expressing something. Example: The poet used distinct expressions to convey his deep emotions, such as metaphors and vivid imagery.
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After all, he says, the human face is "capable of 250,000 distinct expressions".
Three main internal components, including the ridge front, central ridge and the ridge tail, have been recognized through careful anatomy analysis of the two most well-imaged ridges, each displaying distinct expressions on seismic amplitudes and geometries.
The three components of the displacement field in each layer are given by three distinct expressions; each expression consists of the product of a base function and three dimensional polynomials with unknown coefficients.
In particular, the numbers of possible distinct expressions are,, or.
It is made of several different faces, holding four distinct expressions: neutral,,, and.
The extent to which these different categories need to be recognized as distinct forms of inference (rather than special instances or distinct expressions of more basic categories) remains a matter of debate.
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On western blots, the antiserum labeled two constitutively expressed proteins with distinct expression patterns.
Clustering analysis of these differentially expressed genes pointed out six distinct expression patterns during root development.
Vertebrates including humans express four unique actinin genes that display distinct expression patterns and biochemical properties.
During this time course, all three BET proteins were dynamically expressed with each individual BET protein exhibiting a distinct expression pattern.
Rbm5 has a distinct expression pattern during lens development.
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