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The phrase "a different branch of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a distinct category, division, or area within a larger field or organization.
Example: "She decided to pursue a different branch of science, focusing on environmental studies instead of physics."
Alternatives: "another area of" or "a separate division of".
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These conditions differ from autoimmune diseases like rheumatoid arthritis and type I diabetes because a different branch of the immune system, which includes the body's first responders to foreign invaders, malfunctions.
Each has two wings, and each wing is dedicated to a different branch of molecular biology.
The fourth belongs to a different branch of the SIV family tree.
"It wasn't open to us, so we just decided to open up a different branch of art," he said.
Escobar, undaunted, joined a different branch of the Party, with the help of a powerful, corrupt senator named Alberto Santofimio.
This rash of acronymese ending in "us" may have begun in wire-service coverage of a different branch of Government.
They apparently want to take over the entire building and turn each apartment into a different branch of Fairyland.
That approach would be easy to parallelize: Each core could just take a different branch of the tree.
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Each of these different outcomes represents a different 'branch' of the decision-analysis model 'tree'tree
They were intended to be a different branch of the same species, and so the original Silurians still existed.
I am incredibly proud to be a different branch of this thriving family tree.
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