The phrase "distinct program" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a specific and unique program or plan that is separate from others. Example: Our company offers a distinct program for new employees, aimed at providing them with comprehensive training and support.
Under the law, Social Security is a distinct program financed by its own tax.
As a legally distinct program, the trust fund does have legal meaning, contrary to your article's last sentence.
Social Security was set up to be a distinct program and there is evidence that the public sees it this way.
At the 1952 Winter Games the closing ceremonies were a distinct program listing, unlike previous Winter Games when the closing ceremonies were held directly after the final event.
A number of programs undertook process evaluations tailor-made to distinct program characteristics of the projects under review.
Moreover, these results suggest that the dynamics of GFRα1+ cells in regeneration following tissue injury is not based on a distinct program but follows the same pattern of stochastic rules as that seen in steady state.
"A network needs to have distinct programming.
"It increases the pressure for stations to offer compelling and distinct programming," Mr. Shapiro said.
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"I want to start a real dialogue between the two institutions yet keep very distinct programs," said Mr. Biesenbach, 43, who for the past three years has also been MoMA's chief curator of media and performance.
7-10), withreeree distinct programs (go to "BIPED," in Program B, or "RainForest," on the final two nights), then present a collage of Cunningham excerpts at the Park Avenue Armory (Dec. 29-31).
