"distinguishable types" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a group of things that can be distinguished from one another and classified into types or categories. For example, "The teacher divided the students into five distinguishable types by their levels of academic ability."
This fact correlates with two well distinguishable types of pits observed through SEM observations.
First, consider the universal class of phones, which contains all of the possibly distinguishable types of speech sounds that may mark a semantic difference in some world language.
Several spectroscopically distinguishable "types" of sorbed water molecules with different diffusion rates have been detected, and their evolution as a function of the penetrant concentration followed.
This approach yields three distinguishable types of acoustic emission signals, which are correlated to three different failure mechanisms: i) nickel cracking ii) copper cracking and iii) delamination between the two coating layers.
Our results indicate two clearly distinguishable types of humoral immune dynamics throughout gestation: an increased or flat production of antibodies during the second half of gestation in non-aborting animals and before abortion in aborting cows.
Synchrotron XRD analysis of rail surfaces, combined with microstructural and microhardness investigations, revealed two distinguishable types of WELs; one characterised by the presence of fine martensite and the other characterised by the presence both of retained austenite and martensite.
Many isolates were distinguishable by types obtained with only one or two methods, while all other types remained the same.
Even syllables, however, comprise perceptually distinguishable sound types.
Despite significant overlaps of species distributions, vegetation dendrograms revealed two relatively clearly distinguishable forest types that were mostly related to terrain (Figs. 3 and 4, Table 2).
The phylogenetically distinguishable RubisCO types that are sequestered into α- and β-carboxysomes have been assigned to the subclasses IA and IB, respectively [14].
These incompatibilities are associated with genetically distinguishable plastome types (I V), which are already known to differ in their multiplication speeds.
