"distinctive assets" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It refers to unique and recognizable qualities or possessions that set something apart from others. Example: "Nike's iconic swoosh logo and the red color associated with Coca-Cola are examples of their distinctive assets that have helped the brands stand out in their respective industries."
"What you have here is a more strategic process, more aligned with the distinctive assets and distinctive advantages of different parts of the state.
And Distinctive Assets has also kindly included a $249.99 Haze Dual V3 Vaporizer should the actor wish to continue his e-cigarette habit.
The marketing firm Distinctive Assets will hand out its traditional swag bags, valued at more than $45,000, to nominees who lose.
Dina Rezvanipour, the vice president of Distinctive Assets, was showing off Slimware, a line of melamine plates ($34.95 for a set of four) decorated with patterns that recommend portion sizes for vegetables, carbohydrates and proteins.
All acting and directing nominees will receive the luxury goodie bag from Los Angeles firm Distinctive Assets, which works with companies hoping to capitalise on the fame of Oscar hopefuls.
So most shows are a far cry from the ones contrived in the 1920's, when white entrepreneurs, sensing a potential gold mine, sought to attract tourists to the state by promoting two of Florida's distinctive assets, Seminole Indians and alligators.
Ms. Diem and Mr. Slade see Cragsmoor's sense of community as another distinctive asset.
That said, the results imply that acquiring ISO 14001 certification may give upscale hotels a distinctive asset that leads them to a competitive advantage over similar non-certified properties.
At 6ft 7in tall, he possessed a commanding presence that stamped his personality on any scene in which he appeared; but it was as much through his vocal presence, founded on a large-scale bass, sometimes described as gravelly, but always vital, combined with immaculate diction and focused acting skills, that made him a distinctive asset to any production.
Although it included such sterling soloists as trumpeters Pete and Conte Candoli, tenor saxophonist Flip Phillips, bassist Chubby Jackson and trombonist Bill Harris (who also surfaced with the Four Brothers Band), it was the collective, often spontaneous interaction that was the First Herd's most distinctive asset.
Each child in E.M.D.R. therapy is seen as an individual with distinctive needs and assets.
