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The phrase "a different perception of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing varying viewpoints or interpretations of a particular subject or situation.
Example: "The artist's work offers a different perception of urban life, challenging traditional narratives."
Alternatives: "an alternative view of" or "a distinct interpretation of".
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Medical students might have a different perception of health and therefore value health states differently compared to the general population.
Ms. Kawakubo herself has a different perception of place.
"We have a different perception of time now," he says.
It's a different perception of what is fantasy and what is mundane".
When you nearly die you come out with a different perception of what's important.
Further, technology specific regulation can lead to a different perception of several categories of data.
They may still try to trick you, but they'll have a different perception of you".
It gave me a different perception of dance and beauty because the other girls were mostly African-American and Latina.
"A lot of people will be watching, so maybe they'll get a different perception of us," he said.
That said, everyone has a different perception of colour and I'm sure I've had colour-blind customers in the past.
However, we as teens born in the 90s, had a different perception of technology when we were kids.
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