The phrase "a different manner from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing two different ways of doing something or approaching a situation.
Example: "She approached the problem in a different manner from her colleagues, which led to innovative solutions."
Alternatives: "a different way than" or "an alternative approach to".
The stories themselves in this separate section would be written in a different manner from those meant for the print edition.
In New York it is the designation du jour (or perhaps, in this case, di giorno) for lightly seasoned raw fish that is cut in a different manner from sashimi or sushi.
It could conceivably be argued that the police are justified in using any method they find successful in their fight against crime, but there is no justification for treating certain members of the community in a different manner from the rest.
Hollywood's most famous writing teacher (Brian Cox played McKee in Spike Jonze's cult film, Adaptation") answers some questions: Indian cinema has a very unique form, how does the story seminar work for professionals, who tell stories in such a different manner from the Western world?
Our experiments address this same issue, but in a different manner from past research.
They are more accurate to model anomalous diffusion, where a plume of particles spreads in a different manner from what the classical diffusion equation predicts.
That doesn't mean we play in a different manner away from home – we've got the same personnel, the same way of playing – so there are aspects that are affecting the manner of goals we are conceding".
The intuitive reason is that a belief set including conditionals behaves in a very different manner from a belief set composed uniquely of 'indicative' sentences belonging to the purely Boolean language.
This is an actualised or unactualised event that occurs at a slightly different time or in a slightly different manner from the given event.
P. rhoeas has a gametophytic SI system that is genetically controlled in a completely different manner from the sporophytic SI system in the Brassicaceae.
In some forest communities in tropical America, figs and a few other plants act as keystone species but in a very different manner from the starfish Pisaster.
