This is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to draw attention to the distinctions or differences between two or more things. For example, "It is important to distinguish the differences between public opinion and expert opinion when making decisions."
It seems that so many people have been going out of their way to distinguish the differences between leaders and managers (with managers generally looked down upon).
Many researchers have made great effort to distinguish the differences between curriculum and syllabus.
The findings may also help researchers distinguish the differences between animal and human cultures.
As the digital and physical worlds become increasingly intertwined, it can sometimes become difficult to distinguish the differences between the two.
To break it down, I've accumulated a list of commonly asked questions to distinguish the differences between Western and Orthodox, (specifically Greek-Orthodox), Easter.
Ktrans and Ve values, and ITSS helped distinguish the differences between LGGs and HGGs and between grade II, III and IV gliomas.
Moreover, Jürges relation cannot distinguish the difference between CHTC of different building wall surfaces, i.e., windward, leeward and side walls, but expresses the CHTC for walls generally.
Reasonable scoring function not only can correctly assess the docking results, but it also can distinguish the difference between the results of different docking (Bharatham et al. 2014; Li et al. 2015).
Dr. Nestle believes people are either unwilling or unable to distinguish the difference between a 2-ounce bagel and one that weighs 6 ounces.
The SC constraint is designed to produce global contrast with ability to distinguish the difference between "center and surround".
An impact acoustic free-fall setup was developed to distinguish the difference between the frequency of undamaged and damaged rice kernels using frequency analysis.
