The phrase "a completely different trajectory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or path that is entirely distinct from another, often in contexts like personal development, career paths, or project outcomes.
Example: "After the unexpected turn of events, her career took a completely different trajectory than she had planned."
Alternatives: "a wholly different path" or "an entirely new direction."
The Tiananmen Square massacre launched China on a completely different trajectory, which has made it what it is today.
In other words, it will be a kind of anger where you do not say, 'I want to destroy everybody', but rather, 'I want to get something out of this; I want something changed out of this.'Also, as they hear more from me – I am 43, roughly six foot, and I cannot help that – they will see that I come from a completely different trajectory to the sort of professional political class here in Westminster.
Having built a hefty career in advertising, working at big-box brands like Coca-Cola and Sainsbury's, Lawson pivoted and took her career on a completely different trajectory.
This differentiation is important as it sets the company on a completely different trajectory in terms of both offering quantifiable value to users, as well as delivering a business model at the end of the day.
It would develop in a completely different trajectory".
But it wasn't until I performed in a progressive women's play called The Vagina Monologues, written by Eve Ensler, that a passion deep in my soul was ignited and I was instantaneously thrust into a completely different trajectory.
One question that is important to ask when interpreting neuroimaging findings in atypically developing populations is whether finding is more likely to indicate the delayed progression of typical development or that which arises from a completely different developmental trajectory [ 26].
"The answer could give us completely different trajectories in the future". For its part, the government says it plans to increase the numbers of doctors and nurses it trains and boost other healthcare staff too.
At the time, such a trajectory was viewed in a completely different way to those of, say, Alec Dorglas-Haroldr Harold Macmillan, patrician politicians who had, as it happens, both been pupils at Eton.
They would have achieved flight in a completely different way to birds and would have had a lower angle of take off and initial flight trajectory.
