The phrase "distinct value" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It typically refers to a unique or separate value that stands out from others. Example: The graph shows the distinct values for each category, with the tallest bar representing the most common response.
Our products are just like real products that have a distinct value.
"They have a distinct value, poorly reflected in economic science or official statistics," the report said.
"All beautiful music, like a great meal, have their distinct value in a distinct order, so everyone goes home nourished," he said.
Fouragnan, E., Retzler, C., Mullinger, K. & Philiastides, M. G. Two spatiotemporally distinct value systems shape reward-based learning in the human brain.
What is the unique and distinct value that each organisation, and the UK sector as a whole, brings to international development, and how might this change in future?
As machines get better at prediction, the distinct value of Reward Function Engineering will increase as the application of human judgment becomes central.
Strontium isotope ratios measured on the leachates indicate that each of the element reservoirs has a distinct value.
Second, we describe valuation languages (economic costs, socio‐cultural values, resilience) that capture distinct value dimensions of urban ecosystem services.
There is a distinct value in having an intimate relationship to those who care most about our work, and we are thankful to Kickstarter for helping foster these relationships.
The LTR model is found to have no distinct value of Biot number, which could lie between those of CHF (constant heat flux) and FST.
We show that geographic dispersion and co-location are associated with distinct value creation and value capture mechanisms and in turn lead to different performance outcomes.
