"distinct weight" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a particular kind of heaviness or importance. For example, "This decision carries a distinct weight of responsibility."
I still remember a 1996 performance of Ives's "New England Holidays" Symphony, at Carnegie Hall, in which the musicians' separate cameos each had a distinct weight and gleam.
Tirosh A, Golan R, Harman-Boehm I, Henkin Y, Schwarzfuchs D, Rudich A et al. Renal function following three distinct weight loss dietary strategies during 2 years of a randomized controlled trial.
The TGA curve illustrates two distinct weight losses at 60 °C and 87 °C, equivalent to one and two water molecules, respectively.
Heikamp et al. [19] linearly combined independently derived SVM models by assigning a distinct weight to each model.
A single pattern in the range of 300 480 °C in TGA curves and two distinct weight loss peaks in the DTG curves were observed.
The distinct weight losses between these experiments were possibly due to the presence of goat manure which catalyzed microbial degradation of the waste.
In Japan, The Coca-Cola Company has endeavored to satisfy the expressed wishes of customers: retailers in Japan's evolving retail sector assign distinct weights to Coca-Cola's timing of delivery, frequency of delivery, in-store merchandising, or delivered cost.
Lee et al. proposed a method to combine kernels without learning distinct weights for kernels [25].
Furthermore, note that, in our method 2, distinct groups of 'cover' images are also assigned distinct weights.
Suppose the window consists of N d distinct weights w i,i=1,…,N d, each with multiplicity n = N N d.
Compared to the non-weighted MMSE problem (8), the optimization in (10) assigns distinct receive coefficients λ i 's as well as distinct weights ω i 's to the achievable MSEs e i ≜ E u i - λ i y i 2 's for different UEs.
