The phrase "a completely different frame" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a perspective, context, or viewpoint that is entirely distinct from another.
Example: "To understand the issue better, we need to look at it from a completely different frame."
Alternatives: "a totally different perspective" or "an entirely new context".
"When I sit down to write a letter, I'm in a completely different frame of mind than when I write an e-mail….
When you write a letter you are in a completely different frame of mind from when you engage with social media or digital communication.
Sir Tim Brighouse, the former chief commissioner for schools who ran the London Challenge, affected school achievement using a completely different frame: grassroots cooperation between schools.
It's been really valuable to work with people who have a completely different frame of reference and skill set than me.
However, the band did not want to shelve the project, as they believed they were on a "creative roll" and that they would be in a completely different frame of mind if they revisited the material six months later.
We spent quite a lot of time prototyping, making a total of four or five completely different frame types.
"Absolutely not, it's completely different," Frame said, noting that a blotter does not send a geo-targeted update and explaining that with Citizen, "the relevancy is extremely high".
"Absolutely not, it's completely different," Frame said, noting that a blotter does not send a geo-targeted update and explaining that with Citizen, "the relevancy is extremely high". That's true, but if you follow a neighborhood crime watch account or a local police scanner anywhere outside of a large city, it does indeed send you a geo-targeted update.
So when the two meet in a courtroom, they come with completely different frames of reference.
The entire goal of Rocket Lab, you see, is to provide cheap, frequent access to space on a completely different time frame from existing launch providers.
In to win and lead 15-10, he missed a pink to a middle pocket and Higgins, helped by a do-or-die penultimate red to a distant baulk target, cleared with 47. 'If I'd won that John would've been bang under it but then I messed up, he stepped in and as soon as he stole that frame he looked a completely different player,' said Maguire, who was making his debut in a Crucible semi-final.
