The phrase "a different umbrella" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an alternative or distinct category, concept, or situation that is separate from the one previously mentioned.
Example: "We need to consider a different umbrella for our marketing strategy to reach a broader audience."
Alternatives: "another category" or "a separate framework".
He has also created a different umbrella, called the Solarteck, which has features of the Windbrella and helps protects users from the sun's ultraviolet rays.
One aide said that each night of the convention might come under a different "umbrella theme," like education or Social Security or America's role and stature in the world, that would allow for a summary of various proposals Mr. Bush has made.
To reiterate, those concerned with other matters should recall that the ACDD in no way prevents them from acting on behalf of causes dear to them, but merely under a different umbrella.
It can be found under different umbrella terms: sentiment analysis subjectivity, analysis of stance.
Harman, is hedging its bets here, launching speakers for each assistant under its different umbrella brands.
World-wide efforts under different umbrella are being persuaded to understand the challenges of the ST system.
"I would buy umbrellas and take them apart - my daughter would come downstairs and see me study 20 different umbrellas, so she probably thought I was a little bit crazy," he says.
The Dish cycled through distinct iterations, operating serially under the very different umbrellas of The Atlantic, Time, and The Daily Beast.
A moment later, Avedon is holding the camera in a different position, the umbrella is moved to another angle, there is another flash and thwang; McCarthy's face is revealed as if by distant lightning, fades, almost vanishes.
From this year, though, there will be three separate days, each devoted to a different composer, under the umbrella title of Total Immersion.
Now we are witnessing a different coup under a civilian umbrella.
