The phrase "a different map of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an alternative representation or perspective of a particular subject or concept.
Example: "In this presentation, we will explore a different map of the economic landscape, highlighting emerging markets and trends."
Alternatives: "an alternative view of" or "a new perspective on".
Each cut out plate is characterized by a different map of flaws that is distributed over its surface and it behaves differently as a result.
It's a different map of the world: Which Starbucks has a security guard who'll let you use the bathroom?
A couple of polls in October found a narrow balance of Swedish opinion in favour of joining the first positive ratio since May.So when Britain does get round to making its own choice, late in 2001, perhaps, or in 2002, it may well find itself contemplating a different map of the monetary union.
The Pisa tests have created a different map of the world.
The 2016 elections will also bring a different map of open Senate seats to the table, with many more contests in states with large Latino populations, including Arizona, Colorado, California, Florida, Illinois and Nevada.
This was achieved by splitting participants into three approximately equal groups (a 24/23/23 split) with each group performing the same tests but with a different mapping of sound conditions to tests.
I allocated each group a different map and a list of monuments from different periods of the empire.
"I'm hoping that three, four, five years from now we'll look back and see a very different map of Canada's north," Brindle added.
When you switch from driving or transit to bicycling, it's like you suddenly have a whole different map of your community.
But abstraction also implies that we need a different map depending on the nature of our journey.
No one can give up his life for a map!" Instead of British-made maps showing the Raj's ports and cantonments, Sandip visualises an altogether different map of Mother India, made up of her rivers, jungles, mountains and peoples.
