The phrase 'distinct years' is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to indicate a period of time during which something has been happening or has changed. For example, "The city's landscape has changed drastically over the distinct years since I last visited."
"Today's linear life plan of distinct years for education, work and leisure is becoming obsolete," the researchers conclude.
In the last 10 years, researchers from the state of Pará had published a total of nine papers in six distinct years.
The distribution is shown in distinct years in Fig. 4.
Yearly fluctuations in CDV seroprevalence with evidence of multihost outbreaks in distinct years, contemporaneously affecting different animal species, have been noted.
The MeltDB 2.0 processing pipelines and its versatile tool box for statistical analyses was applied to reveal potential differences in the metabolic compositions of wheat from two distinct years and treatments.
The separate entries are characterised by close observation, depth of experience, and a profound awareness of seasonal change, both within in each distinct year and, more alarmingly, over the longer period, as a result of the changing climate.
For formoterol we found a PPR increase between 2004 and 2007 followed by a slight decrease in 2008 whereas for salmeterol, a distinct year-by-year decrease was found between 2004 and 2008.
In recent years, a distinct class of interaction data has been mapped on a large scale in yeast cells using Synthetic Genetic Arrays (SGA) technology [ 15].
A time-lag design with three distinct birth years, separated by 5 7 years, and with two age-matched samples of older participants, was used.
Prowlers were sold as five distinct model years: 1997, 1999, 2000, 2001 and 2002 (there was no 1998 model year).
If the species has remained distinct despite years of artificial stocking, they said, then there is little danger of adulteration from salmon that might escape from fish pens.
