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The phrase "a different prospect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an alternative viewpoint, opportunity, or potential outcome that differs from the current situation.
Example: "After reviewing the data, we realized that pursuing a different prospect could lead to greater success."
Alternatives: "an alternative opportunity" or "a new possibility".
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But Jagielka is a different prospect.
Nebraska is a different prospect.
The humpback is a different prospect.
This is a different prospect altogether.
Villa are obviously a different prospect altogether, but they aren't a lost cause.
Although people are often fascinated by sharks, engaging them in conservation is a different prospect altogether.
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This allows him to bring in such rousingly modern themes as oil, jihad and Arab-Jewish conflict — though each of these was a markedly different prospect a century ago.
Isn't three or four hours a week spent on using an app to create a stop motion movie a much different prospect than two hours of decorating a virtual room?
This was a very different prospect: it had a vineyard and a spa centre, complete with steam room and hot tub.
While the United Nations' climate negotiations proceed from the premise that countries must agree to a joint response to an inherently communal problem, geoengineering raises a very different prospect.
While Falcao was a proven striker, if past his peak following a knee injury, Anthony Martial is a very different prospect.
More suggestions(17)
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a reasonable prospect
a decent prospect
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