"otherwise distinct" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is distinctive or unique in a different situation or context. For example: - The artist's paintings are otherwise distinct from each other, but in this exhibition, they all share a common theme. - The two species of birds are otherwise distinct in appearance, but they both have a distinctive song. - Her writing style is otherwise distinct from her peers, but in this essay, she deliberately emulates their style.
Refugee policies have at times rightly recognized the urgent danger that certain religious or otherwise distinct groups are in, and have properly responded.
"Old Dogs (2007)" (Mode/Avant) gathers the music on four CDs, each conveying an on-the-fly formal coherence, and each otherwise distinct.
In recent years, increased networking has led to recognition of possible synergies which might be obtained by hybridising approaches to achieve co-treatment of otherwise distinct sewage and mine-derived wastewaters.
Other non-kinase polypharmacology approaches will likely be quite different, possibly involving target profiles more diverse, more rigid, or otherwise distinct from protein kinases.
Once again, Darwin was grappling with apparent mixtures of features ("inosculating") which to him seem to involve several otherwise distinct groups of birds ("lark pidgeons and snipes").
Sellars's philosophy is rich enough to provide a framework within which otherwise distinct philosophical tendencies can find sufficient common ground to engage each other fruitfully.
Otherwise, strikingly distinct viewpoints and circumstances prevail.
Their flowers commonly have a style that originates between the deep lobes of the ovary (gynobasic style), uniting the four otherwise essentially distinct lobes of the ovary.
By attending to the synchronization of such chronotopic frames, we hope to bring into focus the work done in producing coherent continuities – of 'a' language, nation, history, narrative, and so forth – out of what might otherwise be distinct and distant temporal, spatial, and ontological orders.
If vimentin and SERT co-localized then the structures would appear light orange; otherwise, the distinct green and red signals would represent structures containing either one of the two proteins.
Hence, it was also present in eng3 and eng4 from G. rostochiensis, two otherwise highly distinct cellulases.
