The phrase "a different ranking than" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing rankings or positions of items, people, or entities in a specific context.
Example: "The new algorithm produced a different ranking than the previous version, highlighting the most relevant results."
Alternatives: "a different ranking from" or "a different ranking compared to".
She benefited from a different ranking scale for women, she told a reporter this year.
A different ranking order is obtained taking (alpha ge 0.8).
Keywords may result with a different ranking of web pages.
From this analysis, it is clear that the global rating yields quite a different provider ranking than each of the overall scores; associations between this rating and the overall scores are low.
Drawing on a dataset of 103,200 votes among 362 randomly selected streets in Philadelphia, the note finds that although the three metrics are highly correlated overall, the Elo Score results in more dispersed standardized scores and a somewhat different rank order than the Win Ratio (Kendall's tau-b 0.864).
Elderly patients did not have a significant different ranking order for the preference statements than the other three age groups (r = 0.0193; p = 0.41).
But his speech suggested a much different ranking of priorities.
To make this determination, U.S. policymakers typically ask whether the client state has a similar or different ranking of security threats than that of the United States.
In Nigeria, EURO-D item responses were strongly hierarchical but with a strikingly different rank order of item difficulties than that observed in the other 10/66 sites and in the European SHARE survey countries.
Our demonstration that bFFA2 responds with a completely different rank order of potency to the SCFAs than does hFFA2 suggests that this receptor may serve different functions in bovines compared with humans, and, clearly, future studies on bFFA2 should take into account its unique ligand selectivity.
