The phrase "a different scope" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a range of topics, areas of focus, or perspectives that differ from the current one.
Example: "In order to address the issue effectively, we need to consider a different scope of analysis."
Alternatives: "an alternative perspective" or "a new framework".
Presidential candidates often seek a nostalgic mood, but time has a different scope in the Trump campaign.
By Benjamin Wallace-Wells January 11 , 2016Nostalgia often plays a large role in Presidential races, but in Donald Trump's campaign time has a different scope.
Time has a different scope in the Trump campaign; it has been radically compressed, so that the past and the distant future are dimmed and the present moves into sharper relief.
Chaudhuri's Calcutta has a different scope and intention to Suketu Mehta's Maximum City (about Mumbai) and to William Dalrymple's City of Djinns (about Delhi), but like those books, it succeeds brilliantly in making sense of a place few of us can know.
It's just a different scope.
When we received venture capital and hired staff to help us, we still had a lot of work to do–just a different scope of it.
In our study, five of the six components of the fear scale ask responders to consider "an error", "a mistake" or "a patient safety problem"; a nurse may visualize a situation of a very different scope or severity than a physician (recent work has shown these two groups perceive harm quite differently) [ 57].
Tools for analyzing protein-protein interactions, pathways, gene networks, heterogeneous networks or tools for studying evolutionary relationships between proteins have a very different scope and require a separate and much more detailed analysis which goes beyond the scope this review.
Unlike biology, academic chemistry traditionally has a much different scope than industrial and pharmaceutical chemistry.
However it happens, you start reading, and you realize before long that you're in the presence of something really special -- these plotlines are taking you places of an entirely different scope than those visited by mainstream prose fiction.
Among all other methods, only Chuang et al. (2007) leverages experimental data [6], however with an entirely different scope and method.
