The phrase "a different text from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing or contrasting one text with another, indicating that they are not the same.
Example: "This analysis is based on a different text from the one we discussed last week."
Alternatives: "a distinct text from" or "another text than".
More impressively, in a different text from this same period, Descartes offers a method for constructing all solid problems, i.e., for solving all third- and fourth-degree equations.
Ciancia's sister, who lives in Pennsylvania, had already called Los Angeles police after she received a different text from her brother, Cummings said.
The researchers repeated this process 90 times, taking the "identified" sample from a different text each time, and in 93% of the cases, the method correctly revealed whether the same author had written both the known and unidentified texts, the researchers report in the 28 January issue of Physical Review Letters.
The survival of three different texts from its author's lifetime – the long, meditative second quarto, the more streamlined folio, the short, action-packed first quarto – requires every production to reinvent the play.
The skeleton of each connected component helps to separate the different text strings from each other.
It is not clear whether the Guodian bamboo manuscripts were copied from one source and were meant to be read as one text divided into three parts, whether they were "selections" from a longer original, or whether they were three different texts copied from different sources at different times.
Furthermore, the authors provide a different analysis and text from that of the back-to-back submission of Gonzalez and colleagues.
By late Thursday evening, dozens of copies of different text files ranging in size from 200 megabytes to one gigabyte were being downloaded by thousands of Internet users.
No workplace injury study to date has compared the results obtained from each of the different text search methods.
They were reading a different version from the text we read today in the Penguin edition, as edited by Betty Radice in 1984.
We conducted the first large-scale experimental study of censorship by creating accounts on numerous social media sites, randomly submitting different texts, and observing from a worldwide network of computers which texts were censored and which were not.
