The phrase "a different editing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an alternative version or style of editing in a specific context, such as in film, writing, or publishing.
Example: "After reviewing the initial cut, the director decided to pursue a different editing approach to enhance the film's pacing."
Alternatives: "an alternative edit" or "a revised editing".
With another camcorder, that wouldn't matter, because you could always use a different editing program, like Apple's excellent offerings.
In addition, a different editing pattern was consistently found between Stratiotes and the rest of the Hydrocharitaceae (see below).
(B) The Ca-alpha1D (ca1D) transcript is edited at five sites, each of which displays a different editing pattern in response to temperature.
The Loop > α (light purple) and Dock > α' mutation (dark purple) abolish editing at site 1, as shown previously [ 8 ], and confer a different editing pattern in response to temperature on sites 2 and 3, compared to the loxP control (gray).
"Human Highway" originally had a limited theatrical run in 1982, then was released in a different edit on VHS tape and laserdisc in 1995.
A different edit of the song, titled The Mo' Thugs remix, features longer raps from Krayzie and Wish Bone and an intro and verse from Layzie Bone, who was absent from the original mix.
It took a fuzzy, dark photo and then displayed a grid showing different editing enhancements.
Kerpoof has a half-dozen different editing modes, including movies, E-cards, pictures, and story books, each of which takes advantage of the same accessible interface.
We found low variability among different tissues and a clear distinction between different editing sites of the 3 genes.
"The songs are in a different sequence, and we've taken some out and added some that weren't in the original show and done a few different edits, turning solos into duets and things like that, in the interest of shortening and tightening things".
It is possible to create new contigs from subsets of the data as the user sees fit, thus enabling a sand box approach where different editing operations can be tried out without compromising the integrity of the original alignment.
