The phrase "distinctive community" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a community that has unique characteristics or qualities that set it apart from others.
Example: "The town is known for its distinctive community, where local traditions and cultural practices thrive."
Alternatives: "unique community" or "singular community".
Native forests were the most distinctive community, with pine plantations being the most similar to them.
Ojai could make better use of local talent: Southern California has its own distinctive community of composers and allied artists, who sway between uproarious and meditative modes.
Despite the absence of formal codification, freedom of expression, both personal and political, has been steadily built up as a distinctive Community right.
It makes a sociological point – that distinctive community streets were erased in thoughtless regeneration programmes – as well as an artistic point – by recreating distinctive traditional elements stripped out in the regeneration.
"Gran Torino", a story that originally revolved around Minnesota's distinctive community of Hmong immigrants, was transplanted to Michigan to take advantage of that state's subsidies, which can amount to 42% of production costs.
Trump's demonising of the Movement for Black Lives (a coalition of US groups representing black communities, including Black Lives Matter) has reinforced the perceptions of many white people that they are a distinctive community threatened with extinction by "black" crime.
Their yield is destined for seven adventurous chefs and 10 members of one of the country's most distinctive community-supported agriculture groups.
Over time these social interactions fostered cultural homogeneity among otherwise distinctive communities, such as Bantu and Pygmy groups.
Recognising the distinctive communities, whether defined by geography, religion or culture, which make up the nation and enabling all to thrive and participate together.
The area is made up of a number of distinctive communities so our emphasis is on delivering services locally to meet their needs.
Today, Glen Park and Bernal Heights, two distinctive communities little more than a mile apart and accessible on foot from the Glen Park BART train station, retain a self-contained village atmosphere as well as some of their wild, open vistas.
