The phrase "a different parcel of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a distinct or separate group or category of something, often in contrast to another group.
Example: "While the first project focused on marketing strategies, the second one was a different parcel of research aimed at product development."
Alternatives: "a separate matter of" or "a distinct area of".
The request for funding from the sale of a different parcel the city acquired by quitclaim from the county and agreed to sell for $251,251.87 was not on the agenda.
Rollover is a physical mixing process in a single tank with two or more different parcels of LNG of different compositions, temperatures and densities that can manifest in large boil-off rates, beyond handling-equipment capacities, and large tank pressure increases culminating rapidly.
Terroir is most identified with wine, of course — the same pinot noir grape grown in different parcels of Burgundy will produce a different wine — but the idea extends far deeper into French culture and is even deployed as an advertising gimmick.
Ecologists often wish to compare biological diversity between two different parcels of land or changes in diversity over time in a single parcel.
The Levantine Sea bathyfaunal scarcity may cause different parceling of the populations that is reflected in bathymetric distributions that differ from those of the Western Mediterranean deep-water assemblages.
It slants through perhaps 200 different parcels of private property, and in places it seems to vanish entirely under a marsh or a parkway, only to suddenly reappear again.
Attempts to create a de facto split roll include proposals to allow different parcel taxes on different types of properties and attempts to redefine a change of ownership to trigger more frequent reassessments on commercial properties.
In different ways, Jill Paton Walsh's A Parcel of Patterns, Berlie Doherty's Children of Winter and Sally Nicholls's All Fall Down all bring alive the horrors of the plague and the terrible choices it forced individuals and communities to make.
In valleys of Romanic villages more different parcel types tended to occur than in those of Germanic and Walser villages, suggesting that socio-economic differences among cultural traditions still play a role in shaping landscape diversity.
Wines from a single appellation - like "Valle de Uco" - can also have grapes from dozens of different parcels that sit miles away from each other.
