The phrase "a different crossing of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various types of intersections, experiences, or encounters that differ from one another.
Example: "This project represents a different crossing of cultural influences that we have not explored before."
Alternatives: "an alternative intersection of" or "a distinct convergence of".
To assess the impact of intraspecies variability on mtDNA recombination, we determined the recombination rates and profiles of a different cross of S. cerevisiae strains: SaUK isogenic to SaUH, differing from it only by its auxotrophies, and KalphaUH (K) (Table S1).
Although the Pillow now tends to present that sort of mixed program only for galas, any one day is likely to offer a different cross-section of dance.
They indicate near-earth proton levels, bearing in mind that Chandra's inclination exposes us to a different cross section of the magnetosphere.
But in this case, re-posting your own column from elsewhere (with proper link and attribution) appears to be worthwhile from a different standpoint: Your LinkedIn post will reach a different cross section of viewers than your original column received.
The precursor architectures indicated that the presence of SiH bonds leads to a different cross-linking mechanism of SiZrOC precursor, where the SiH bonds were involved in the formation of SiOZr bonds.
This suggests that nitrodopamine cross-linked via a different cross-linking mechanism than that of the unmodified catechols.
Choosing a different cross-sectional shape allows for control of the competing fluid flow and heat transfer irreversibilities.
In order to estimate fitness components in the F1 generation, 40 diapausing eggs per cross combination were used, each diapausing egg coming from a different cross (i.e., from a different replicate cross of the cross combination).
Although different QTL would likely be found in A. fumigatus or different crosses of A. nidulans, our results do not support the hypothesis that growth rate is an important virulence factor.
In Bourdieu's opinion, modern society is a result of different cross-penetrations of "fields" that form the "social space".
