The phrase "distinct stature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that has a unique or notable level of importance, influence, or physical presence.
Example: "Her distinct stature in the community made her a natural leader during the crisis."
Alternatives: "unique prominence" or "notable presence."
Rothenberger's subjects are confident in front of the photographer's gaze — their statures distinct in the landscape, their outfits, a combination of traditional Dutch wax fabrics and imported Western garments, reflecting the evolving narrative of the continent.
As a consequence, ultramafic vegetation in Sabah is often of lower stature, with distinct species composition compared to mixed dipterocarp forest on sedimentary soils.
Because of their short stature and distinct culture, they are marginalized, exploited and even considered to be slaves.
Because of their short stature and distinct lifestyle, they have historically suffered marginalization and discrimination by other ethnic groups.
Because of their short stature and distinct culture, they are marginalized, exploited for cheap labour and even considered to be slaves.
The team was careful in making the bosses distinct from one another in both stature and coloring.
Most of the bands who have played there, though, are of a much smaller stature, reflecting the rather (ahem!) distinct tastes of the shop's staff.
JPMorgan could also artificially drive the price lower by continuing to issue more and more insurance — a distinct possibility thanks to JPMorgan's size and stature.
Przewalski's horse is phenotypically distinct from the domestic horse in having shorter stature and more robust build than the former horse (Sasaki et al. 1999), although there is substantial variation among domestic horse breeds.
He had a distinct liking for low-angle pictures, not wholly explained by his short stature.
