The phrase "a different direction of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a change in approach, perspective, or course of action.
Example: "The team decided to take a different direction of strategy to improve their performance."
Alternatives: "a different approach to" or "a new path for".
In most instances heterogeneity was due to differences in magnitude rather than a different direction of the effect.
That doesn't preclude the Liberal Democrats from offering a different direction of public spending once that process is completed".
It's their year of composition, 1917, that links the four works for violin and piano in Tamsin Waley-Cohen and Huw Watkins' collection, all by composers who had either not been affected by the rise of modernism in the previous decade at all, or in Debussy's case, who had played a crucial part in it but had taken his own music in a different direction of its own.
Second, the parametrial resection has a different direction of the dissection plane.
In the period 1995 2000, however, our result indicates a different direction of the ({varvec{BL}}) effect.
A different direction of investigation is explored in Chen (1986), Tai (1978), Pu (1995, 2011), and, to some extent, in Li and Thompson (1979), following a general structural model of discourse and the use of anaphora developed in Hinds (1977, 1979) and Fox (1987 , 1996.
I must say this song is a step in somewhat of a different direction for both of us".
Mr Preddie said he "made a choice" to take his life in a different direction to that of his cousins, who were jailed for eight years in 2006.
Be in no doubt about our commitment to set a different direction for the world of work, he says.
She does the same for Amanda, who thrusts her nipples in a different direction for each syllable of her name.
"They didn't give him a reason as much as a philosophical statement that they needed to go in a different direction because of the constellation of players".
