"distinct preferences" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could say, "Each individual has their own distinct preferences regarding what type of music they like."
Jurisdictions with distinct preferences, on the other hand, prefer to expose themselves to more competitive pressure and compete in transfers.
Taken together, these data show that RUNX1/ETO and RUNX1 (1) compete for the same genomic sites and (2) colocalize with the same transcription factors but have distinct preferences for histone-modifying cofactors, with RUNX1 associated complexes preferring to interact with p300 and RUNX1/ETO complexes preferring to recruit HDACs, including HDAC2.
But often patients -- and doctors -- have distinct preferences.
Bellos argues that people today have distinct preferences for some whole numbers.
Republican officeholders' proclivity for confrontation reflects the distinct preferences of Republicans in the public.
Learning styles reflect habitual behaviors which determine distinct preferences within learning situations.
All CAs were active towards CO2 and bicarbonate, however only Caa had a distinct preference for CO2 as a substrate while the other three CAs all preferred bicarbonate.
Like most newborns, Toby seems to have a distinct preference for feeding at night.
Summarizing the results, estimation indicates four distinct preference classes.
Different species of forams, as the organisms are known, show a distinct preference for warm- or cold-water zones.
Young Americans are making reading choices that show a distinct preference for a backdrop with a British accent.
