The phrase "distinctively characterized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has unique or defining features that set it apart from others.
Example: "The painting is distinctively characterized by its vibrant colors and abstract forms."
Alternatives: "uniquely defined" or "marked by distinct features."
The results indicate that graphite is distinctively characterized by a prominent G-peak at around 1,580 cm−1 which is a common signature of the first-order scattering of E2g phonon from sp2 carbon graphitic lattice [98,99].
The climate of West Africa is distinctively characterized by strong north to south gradients in both temperature and rainfall.
By employing an exogenous reference ligand to each mixture sample, this new method utilizes the basic steps shown in Figure 1, and is distinctively characterized by the preparation of a processed-mixture-for-screening (PMFS) with the mixture sample and the reference ligand.
In addition to fruits, vegetables and olive oil, which were common denominators to indexes reported from Greece, Italy, Spain, France, the LMD index was distinctively characterized by the inclusion of burghol, dried fruits, and dairy products which are part of the traditional food heritage of Lebanon as well as other countries of the Eastern Mediterranean basin.
NF2 has an incidence of 1 in 33.000 live births, is characterized by the presence of schwannomas, meningiomas and other tumors, and distinctively characterized by the presence of bilateral vestibular schwannomas (VS) with a nearly complete penetrance at the age of 60 [ 1].
What most distinctively characterizes the collective person is its sense of solidarity.
If the reality of soft bigotry does not today pose an existential threat to Mormons as explicit oppression once did, it would nevertheless undercut the hard-won public face of Mormonism as a distinctively American religion characterized by worldly accomplishment.
Arctic, northernmost region of the Earth, centred on the North Pole and characterized by distinctively polar conditions of climate, plant and animal life, and other physical features.
Operating conditions of the gasifier and slag properties may be combined so as to give rise to a variety of conversion regimes characterized by distinctively different patterns of carbon particles segregation.
Related to the oysters, Gryphaea is characterized by its distinctively convoluted shape.
Diplovertebron and other primitive anthracosaurs are characterized by a distinctively constructed vertebral column and skull pattern and five-toed feet.
