The phrase "a different item from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing or distinguishing between two or more items, indicating that one item is not the same as another.
Example: "This is a different item from the one we discussed last week."
Alternatives: "a distinct item from" or "another item than".
These analyses arrived at the exact same partial measurement invariance model as those using the "entered" item and minimize concerns that analyses using a different item anchor diverge from these.
Two of these stimuli were the same item from different viewpoints, and the third stimulus was a different item.
When you actually visit the company, it appears to function like a web: an automatic machine picks a variety of different items from all over large warehouses and moves them to packing.
A number of different items from the illness representations measure, together with locus of control and social support, explained relatively high proportions of the variance in each stage of change in the two groups.
In each round, robots will be told to pick and pack one of 25 different items from a stack of shelves resembling those found in Amazon's warehouses.
If you know how to sew, (or have a friend or relative who might help), consider reworking or even combining different items from your wardrobe.
The Minnesota State Fair boasts some 60 different items — from corn on the cob to smoked walleye — balanced on the tip of a stick.
He'll move objects around in his cabin, wear different items from his beige-and-plaid wardrobe, sleep in his bed, take showers, leaving the towels on the floor.
Polyvore allows you to pull different items from various retail stores and create "sets" (aka outfits) just as a real stylist would.
She said she accomplished her goal by eating between 10 to 16 different items from various vendors each day, according to CBS Minnesota.
