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The phrase "a different mixture of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing variations or combinations of elements, substances, or ideas.
Example: "The chef decided to create a different mixture of spices to enhance the flavor of the dish."
Alternatives: "a unique blend of" or "a varied combination of".
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Maybe a different mixture of medicines would work better.
Each theory predicts a different mixture of surface rocks.
Gym Class Heroes come up with a different mixture of rap and band.
Each site would be planted with a different mixture of species, in the hope of discovering which takes best.
But artificial light, whether of the incandescent, fluorescent or LED variety, contains a different mixture of frequencies from that put out by the sun.
"Our generation will have to find a different mixture of the old and new," says Yannis Solos, a 25-year-old practitioner of Byzantine church chanting, a tradition going back more than 1,000 years.
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Notably, the $900 million credit facility expansion getting announced today comes from a completely different mixture of banks and other financial groups, and no overlap with Kabbage's equity investors, he tells me.
In addition, it is possible that a larger dose or different mixture of strains of probiotic may have had a beneficial outcome.
To see if this made a difference to predators, the researchers glued caterpillar eggs onto leaves and, next to them, dabbed a paste containing different mixtures of GLVs.
It is likely that toxicological data from a number of different mixtures of inhaled PCBs will be needed to adequately assess human health risk across a number of relevant exposure scenarios.
The various lobes of a real brain sport different mixtures of neurons.
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