The phrase "relatively distinctive" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something is moderately or somewhat unique or easily recognizable. Example: The new logo is relatively distinctive, with its bold colors and sleek design standing out among other brands in the market.
The dark gray crown, throat and neck, and bright yellow bill with a dark tip, make this medium-sized albatross relatively distinctive.
But Mohamed Morsi is a relatively distinctive name, and an hour is not a long walk for many men in Cairo.
Relatively distinctive crystalline apatite was identified by XRD of high-density separates from carbonate-free silt fractions of selected cultivated soils, but no phosphate minerals were detected in any fraction of the corresponding native soils.
It is an attractive and relatively distinctive bird; breeding-plumaged males are principally green, with a broad white vertical stripe over the central underparts, and a glittering violet-colored throat, while females are principally grayish white below, with a paler but still obvious central stripe, and green throat discs (eclipse males generally resemble females).
The Kaempfer's (or Caatinga) Woodpecker spent a long period in obscurity, despite its relatively distinctive plumage, being originally collected by the German Emil Kaempfer in the 1920s, but not named until the 1970s, and not seen again until the early years of the 21st century.
There is however a relatively distinctive research group within this tradition that is normally referred to as West Coast Functionalism (WCF), exemplified by the work of Talmy Givón, Paul Hopper, Sandra Thompson, John Haiman, Bernd Heine and their team of researchers (also see Butler 2003a).
We found that concepts with relatively more distinctive and more highly correlated distinctive relative to shared features facilitated basic-level naming latencies, while concepts with relatively more shared and more highly correlated shared relative to distinctive features speeded domain decisions.
This pattern is also seen in 2004 and in 2010 (Fig. 16b,c), although the sticky-floor pattern is relatively less distinctive in both years while the glass-ceiling effect remains significant.
The multivariate analysis (PAHC) validated our forest classification with dense, stable forests (pattern III) and regenerating forests (pattern II) representing two relatively clear distinctive groups (Fig. 3).
The frequency of neuropathy was relatively high, distinctive and dose-limiting, and discourages further development.
Indeed, Taylor et al. (2012) demonstrated that basic-level picture naming latencies were significantly facilitated for objects with relatively more distinctive features compared with objects with relatively more shared features.
