The phrase "distinctive simplicity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is uniquely simple or has a clear and straightforward quality that stands out.
Example: "The artist's work is characterized by a distinctive simplicity that draws the viewer in."
Alternatives: "unique minimalism" or "notable clarity."
Each troupe has a distinctive simplicity and clarity that burnish the least compelling dances in their repertory and make their signature works glow unforgettably.
It has been too easy to forget the distinctive simplicity and expansiveness of his dancing, in a stage career that ended before Ms. McBride's.
Ms. Johnson's choreographic voice is an individual one that often makes poetic art of movement that might otherwise be described as somewhat gawky, in dances with a distinctive simplicity and eloquent abstraction.
"What made him distinctive is the simplicity of his playing and his great tone," Mr. Raphael said.
While the widely publicized Google car and other autonomous vehicles are festooned with cameras, radar and the laser range finders called lidars, this one is distinctive because of the simplicity and the relatively low cost of its system — just a few hundred dollars' worth of materials.
The emerging method of detection, aptasensor, has attracted more attention for OTA detection, due to distinctive advantages including high sensitivity, selectivity and simplicity.
This reactor is distinctive from other nuclear power reactors, with key features including simplicity of structure, proven technology, small power size and inherent safety of the non-pressurized system.
It finds an echo in the large-scale, single-character calligraphy of Yuichi Inoue (born 1916), on view next door at Japonesque, whose emphasis on monumental simplicity makes it one of the fair's most distinctive booths.
In a residence with such distinctive lines and earthy finishes, "there needs to be a visual simplicity, natural fibers and materials," Kline says.
In addition, consider for simplicity that all the N P paths in (6) have clearly distinctive delays and considerable amplitudes compared to the amplitude of the noise.
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