"distinct standpoints" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to talk about different points of view or opinions that have been expressed. For example, "The discussion highlighted many distinct standpoints from each participant."
However, these writings do not present a unified theory of judgment but, rather, two distinct models, one based on the standpoint of the actor, the other on the standpoint of the spectator, which are somewhat at odds with each other.
In all of these cases, and more — from nail polish to flavorings in e-cigarettes — the chemical replacements can be just different enough that they are treated as distinct from a regulatory and market standpoint.
Referring back to §1, in order to make sense of language relativity we have to start with a pair of distinct objects, a and b, (distinct from the standpoint of the metalanguage), and hence a pair of objects we assume are already individuated.
From a technical standpoint, however, these are two entirely distinct concepts.
The highly diverse order Herpesvirales is of special interest from an evolutionary standpoint because, in this case, a distinct bacteriophage connection to the morphogenetic module is traceable.
Therefore, from a gene expression standpoint, both wild populations were about equally distinct from the farm strain.
Strictly from a world-changing standpoint, the athletes in Rome operated at a distinct disadvantage: few people were watching them on television.
Although the experimental system appeared isotropic from a statistical standpoint, direct examination of individual grains revealed very distinct anisotropy in the grain boundaries on the local scale.
Try to be distinct and approach your brand from an authentic value creation standpoint.
However, from the conventional standpoint, it claims that the two truths are distinct in the sense that they are incompatible with their unity.
