The phrase "a different prospect to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an alternative viewpoint or opportunity in comparison to another.
Example: "The new research presents a different prospect to consider in our ongoing project."
Alternatives: "a different perspective on" or "an alternative view of".
In the interim, the building remains shut to outsiders, making it a different prospect to the open-to-all ethos of the other camps, where passersby and local workers have been welcomed.
Manhattan, 1973, after all, is a different prospect to Salford, 1973 – not least when your Gene Hunt is Harvey Keitel, whose breakthrough performance in Mean Streets was shot that very year and remains an icon of cinematic '70s cool.
The PR industry's initial reaction to the Prime Minister's appointment of Craig Oliver as his director of communications was "Who?" An experienced BBC broadcast journalist, Oliver is a different prospect to his predecessor.
It is one thing to change England, with one lonely star on their shirts from 1966; it is quite a different prospect to do so with Italy and their four World Cup victories.
As Cecil puts it, "cerebral" adventure games are quite a different prospect to Telltale's "passive" formula and indeed movies as a whole but certainly no less engaging.
But he now faces a very different prospect to the one in which he campaigned.
A starkly different prospect to much of the more conventional contenders being offered up for Oscars next year.
The Leave campaign has unearthed a xenophobic Britain fighting to get their country back, not realising that the global community we live in today is a very different prospect to years gone by.
"Ayr have strengthened their side and have got about eight guys from Glasgow Warriors playing so they're a totally different prospect to the first game".
Wenger is particularly impressed at how a change in Welbeck's attitude is reaping rewards and makes him look a different prospect at centre-forward.
But she reckons UKIP in Grimsby is very different prospect to elsewhere: "A lot of them are Labour Party members who became totally disgusted with the party and so decided to join UKIP in order to fight for the community".
