The phrase "a different interview" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an interview that is not the same as a previously mentioned one.
Example: "After considering the feedback from the last candidate, we decided to schedule a different interview to explore other options."
Alternatives: "another interview" or "an alternative interview".
In a different interview, Shines said: "I first met Wolf, I was afraid of Wolf.
On Oct. 3, the judge almost declared a mistrial after discovering that prosecutors had not told the defense team about a different interview with Mr. Allen by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Romney advisers also saw a silver lining in Mr. Powell's comments, noting that he said in a different interview that he owed the Republican Party consideration before an endorsement, and even called Mr. Romney a "good man".
I knew it would be a different interview and realised that even more as we spoke.
"That'll be quite a different interview".
When I asked him about his fascination with cocks and balls during a different interview, he had a less business-oriented explanation.
Adjusting the time unit of an hour to smaller time units is possible, but might require a different interviewing format: a smaller time unit may hamper retrospective questioning over four days due to memory problems.
In this context, we explored the stability coefficients for those participants that were included in either the CAPI or the SELF conditions of the 2005 waves of the SOEP and responded to the same or a different interviewing (CHANGE group) procedure in 2009 (see the supplementary materials, Table SM9).
Interviews with the children were conducted in a different place and mostly by a different interviewer from interviews with the parents.
It hasn't been that long that it's been out there and we're still trying to learn and gather data from customers – research mostly and a lot of different interview with customers and we're going to learn.
