The phrase 'distinctiveness from' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to emphasize the differences between two or more things. For example: "She prides herself on the distinctiveness from her peers that her style of writing provides."
"Radio 3's distinctiveness from commercial station Classic FM has also been debated extensively," said the trust.
In a segregated society, they maintained distinctiveness from blacks and whites, having their own schools and Chinese Baptist churches.
It said 5 Live should be judged on "distinctiveness from the commercial sector, not on areas of duplication".
To emphasize its distinctiveness from the PMDB, the new party stressed support for land reform, social justice, and protection of the environment.
In this workshop at the Skyscraper Museum, children will learn how a skyline gains detail and distinctiveness from the ornamentation of its buildings.
At the same time "Moldovanism," an ideology of self-determination emphasizing the country's distinctiveness from Romania, became a significant force in political and cultural life.
Scalerator's distinctiveness comes from its relentless focus on impacting the "Three Cs of Growth" – customers, capacity, and cash – and translating them into quick wins in the marketplace.
Despite their metabolic distinctiveness, neutrophils from 4T1-bearing hosts did not show altered expression of other surface markers and many remain c-Kit−.
But then, there is no main element: the work's distinctiveness comes from its mix of actors and dancers, sounds and images, subjects and scenarios, even of languages.
Through essays about prominent genres and themes, profiles of directors, and comprehensive reviews of significant titles, this user-friendly guide explores the diversity and distinctiveness of films from Australia and New Zealand from Whale Rider to The Piano to Wolf Creek.
Thus, the present findings are an important extension of these prior findings by showing that the distinctiveness of PGD from its diagnostic "nearest neighbors" (i.e., syndromes from DSM which are phenomenologically close to PGD) is generalizable across a wide age range covering childhood and adolescence.
