The phrase "a different layout of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing variations or alternative arrangements of something, such as a design, plan, or structure.
Example: "The architect presented a different layout of the building to improve functionality and aesthetics."
Alternatives: "an alternative arrangement of" or "a new configuration of".
The first screenshots depicted the character of Alan Wake in much different attire, as well as a different layout for the town of Bright Falls, compared to the released game.
You can bet that Fenway Park — opened in 1912 and festooned with architectural holdovers from years past — is going to require a significantly different layout of Bluetooth transmitters than my native Citizens Bank Park (go Phils!).
(The United States publisher, the Arthur A. Levine Books imprint of Scholastic Books, says its version will be closer to 700 pages because of a different layout and illustrations).
We've got a different layout that uses the anatomy of the site a lot better … and I think from the perspective of art and decor and colour, more attention to detail has really paid off".
Now that Twitter has released a new version of Twitter with a different layout, Themeleon has updated its offering to adjust to the new interface.
Different layout of stacking flip-chips package have influence the micro-void in the package, which tended to form at the stacking chips region.
The theory is used to characterize mixing performance in a CFSTR with different layouts of an inlet and an outlet.
This work has quantified the influence of integrating a CO2 capture system into two different layouts of a SAGD plant for in situ bitumen extraction, with and without excess of electricity generation.
The method of surfaces enclosed in isorisk curves gives coherent results evaluating the risk associated to different layouts of a plant, opening the door of using QRA in the design of industrial facilities.
These options have different layouts of titles, text, pictures, charts, etc. Add a new slide.
