The phrase "a different segment of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a distinct part or portion of a larger whole, often in contexts like analysis, discussion, or categorization.
Example: "In our study, we focused on a different segment of the population to understand their unique needs."
Alternatives: "another part of" or "a separate section of".
Pressed for an opinion on Ukip's leader, Lawson offers: "He appeals to a different segment of the population".
"The proposed rules address practices common in a different segment of the consumer finance market," OneMain said in its statement.
Stewart's online creation seems aimed at a different segment of the community from the one that the P.C.N. & R. covers.
But even in that year, stock investors were being treated to extraordinary returns by a different segment of the market: foreign stocks.
Now on Sunday Yeshiva University Museum is inviting a different segment of the population, ages 10 to 18, to become involved.
Each represents a different segment of the broad spectrum of classroom transformation -- respectively, the scripted approach, the progressive and the traditional.
"A dog walk allows us to bring in a whole different segment of the population," said Ms. Cravotta, who took her beagle, Baylee.
Still, some believe Sky's proposition is unique enough to allow it to tackle a completely different segment of the market.
That's why you see the likes of Kumail Nanjiani and Aziz Ansari able to reach out to a whole different segment of audience and likely why Nanjiani's real-life-turned-rom-com made it so big as the 2017 box-office hit, The Big Sick.
Because as an educator, I work with the general public, an entirely different segment of the population than the one most of the professional dominants and submissives providing opinions for these articles deal with.
Wii MotionPlus, Project Natal, Sony's Motion Controller (Orb, Gem, Arc, whatever it'll be called) all open the door for an entirely different segment of games.
