The phrase "highly distinct" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
It is used to describe something that is very clearly separate or easily differentiated from something else. Example: The two candidates had highly distinct opinions on the issue, making it difficult for voters to decide.
My results identify highly distinct motivation groups.
This species is highly distinct from its relatives found in rainforests to the south.
Overall, archaeological dental calculus and dentin contain microbial DNA from highly distinct communities.
Thanks to the early origin of the group, such highly distinct species are found in all parts of the world.
Despite this common starting point, however, both were highly distinct personalities and, moreover, had divergent influences on the development of education and schools.
And, in time, he concluded that his highly distinct tenor voice, with its raspy nasal color, had a Mediterranean quality that appealed to a variety of audiences.
Stem cells are characterized by their ability for unlimited or prolonged self-renewal and differentiation into highly distinct cell lineages.
Objects that are highly distinct from their surroundings appear to visually "pop-out". This effect is present for displays in which: (1) a single cue object is shown on a blank background, and (2) a single cue object is highly distinct from surrounding objects; it is generally assumed that these 2 display types are processed in the same way.
Within days the team had discovered three highly distinct new vertebrate species – believed to have been isolated for millions of years – as well as a host of other species that may also be new to science.
"Chen's freestyling redefinition of neutrality equates two highly distinct industries and conflates a whole bunch of issues into a specious, and utterly warped, argument," argues the Verge's Vlad Savov.
The highly distinct and even eccentric personalities developed by the three siblings seem to have mandated strict limits to their intimacy.
