The phrase "distinctive accommodation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a unique type of lodging or living quarters. For example, "The hotel offered distinctive accommodation with each room featuring its own unique decor."
The Home Office last week launched an investigation after asylum seekers claimed their distinctive accommodation was making them targets for abuse from racists and vandals.
James Brokenshire, the immigration minister, ordered an inquiry after the Times found asylum seekers in Middlesbrough claiming their distinctive accommodation was making them targets for abuse.
The Home Office audit was launched after the Times found asylum seekers in Middlesbrough claiming their distinctive accommodation was making them targets for abuse.
ST36 is the primary point of the four main acupoints used in traditional medical practice that has distinctive accommodation and therapeutic effects.
At opposite ends of the lake, the Shoreham Inn, near the town green since 1799, and the Shore Acres, a small resort on North Hero, offer distinctive accommodations at good value.
Big-hitter LA hotels such as the Beverly Wilshire or the Hollywood Roosevelt are so well-publicised and celebrity-haunted that they often blind tourists to more distinctive, reasonably priced accommodation in the city.
According to the evidence gathered in the case study, the three narrative themes for the backpackers were social interaction with other backpackers including differences between solitary and travel partners, independence, and the symbols of a distinctive backpacker's accommodation.
In addition to its distinctive style and versatile accommodations, this Flex is suddenly far more engaging to drive, perfect for parents who equate minivans with diaper pails on wheels.
Perhaps the Vibe and Matrix are not everything that echo boomers want, but with spirited performance, distinctive styling and roomy accommodations -- plus reasonable prices -- they may appeal even to the middle aged.
The presence of these two different pulps, each with distinctive properties, ensures an adequate friction and accommodation of the object between the pulp of the thumb and those of the fingers during precision grasping (Figure 1).
This distinctive political culture, known as "the politics of accommodation," "pillarization," or verzuiling, was to characterize Dutch public life for much of the 20th century, up to at least the 1960s.
