The phrase "a collection of differing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group or assortment of items, ideas, or opinions that are not the same or vary from one another.
Example: "The museum features a collection of differing artistic styles, showcasing the evolution of creativity over the centuries."
Alternatives: "a variety of differing" or "an assortment of differing".
There's no marketing sheen or house-style; it's an ever-changing collection of differing opinions, approaches and writing styles, which is what makes it great.
However, the experiment consists of long segments of DNA fragmented at random into a collection of targets of differing lengths with differing start and stop positions.
Some scholars treat the aggregate as a synthesis of the views of all or a certain segment of society; others regard it as a collection of many differing or opposing views.
As a result, a species is a collection of populations that differ genetically from one another to a greater or lesser degree.
These 4-nt sample identification tags were selected from a collection of 4-nt sequences differing by at least 2 nt to exclude the possibility that a single nucleotide substitution error could cause incorrect assignment of the sequence to a sample.
A collection of NILs, each one differing from a reference recipient genotype for a known limited chromosome region, and altogether representing most of a donor genome, is known as introgression library (IL) [ 3, 4].
Though many individual factors differed across all three groups, an exposure risk score reflecting a collection of risk factors did not differ for PTST-, TSTC and TST + young children and adults.
It contrasts with the conventional method in that it treats the body as a collection of cylinders (Figure 1) that differ not only in their sizes but also in their movements during locomotion.
It is presented as a collection of distinct disease subtypes that differ in disease progression, treatment response, and disease-free survival [ 1– 5].
It is clear that breast cancer presents as a collection of distinct disease types that differ in disease progression, treatment response and disease-free survival.
