The phrase "a different philosophy of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing alternative approaches or beliefs regarding a particular subject or concept.
Example: "The team adopted a different philosophy of leadership that emphasized collaboration over hierarchy."
Alternatives: "an alternative approach to" or "a distinct viewpoint on".
We have a different philosophy of people and their families and coming to practice".
She has a different philosophy of how a school should run, and I have a different philosophy.
The C language and Unix reflected a point of view, a different philosophy of computing than what had come before.
They argue that, armed with a different philosophy of time, space, and cognition, we can still design a different technological future.
MARKET OVERVIEW "In Austria we have a different philosophy of homeownership," said Leo Hohla, a partner in the Salzburg company Stiller and Hohla Immobilien, a local affiliate of Christie's Great Estates.
If the key experiment is impossible (perhaps the necessary reagents or technology are not available), the author may simply submit the manuscript elsewhere and try their luck with a different set of reviewers or a journal with a different philosophy of what is "interesting".
We now have a new government espousing a different philosophy on the regulation of public services based on responsibility and autonomy (alongside a chilling dose of austerity of course).
The archdiocese may hope that by filing for bankruptcy, it will get a fresh start with a new judge with a different philosophy about the desirability of open proceedings.
An additional feature that makes DIN appealing for present purposes is that it is built around a quite different philosophy of how the medical record should be structured.
These are of a different philosophy from the algorithms.
Now what happened at that time, is that there was a shift from believing in collective enterprise and welfare and the duty to look after people who were marginalised - who were poor, who were unable to really manage on their own - to a different philosophy which was about survival of the fittest.
