The phrase "a constructive difference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a difference that leads to positive outcomes or improvements in a situation or discussion.
Example: "The debate highlighted a constructive difference in our approaches, ultimately leading to a more effective solution."
Alternatives: "a beneficial distinction" or "a positive divergence".
Though people support affirmative government and progressive policies in principle, today's voters are increasingly skeptical that government can make much of a constructive difference.
The sense of disaffection is so basic that even programs that make a constructive difference, like the positive impact of ObamaCare on Kentucky, are resented rather than welcomed.
As the parent of two kids at a specialized high school and PTA co-president at Brooklyn Tech, plus someone who's helped dozens of families navigate the high school process over the past couple of years, I have some advice for the DOE that could make a constructive difference going forward.
Try different types of exercise to find what you enjoy doing and what makes a constructive difference to your fitness.
Overall, we seek to develop new understanding about how people perceive themselves and others, how people relate to one another, and how social psychological knowledge can be used to make constructive differences in people's lives.
One might take a constructive attitude to these differences, ask what good philosophical reasons could motivate the different approaches, and ask whether there is a way of reconciling what all the good reasons entail.
In this section, we present a constructive proof to illustrate the partial difference method and the related convergence analysis for system (1).
The high school curriculum already includes subjects such as evolution, which are much more controversial than the skills required for engaging difference and disagreement in a constructive way.
Principle E: Institutional investors should address and attempt to resolve differences with companies in a constructive and pragmatic manner.
Teachers, administrators, indeed any adult who takes a constructive interest in a child's life can make a difference.
This argument has no nuance or ability to build a constructive dialogue because it equates Jews with Nazis, despite the extreme difference between extermination and preservation.
