The phrase "a different way when" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a change in approach or method that occurs at a specific time or under certain conditions.
Example: "We should consider solving the problem in a different way when we encounter similar challenges in the future."
Alternatives: "an alternative approach when" or "a new method when".
People perceive you and speak to you in a different way when you're grey.
"I could have gone a different way when you look back at it".
They will look at me a different way when I am the manager".
Midori made tongues wag in a different way when, at 15, she stopped studying with DeLay.
It can also be problematic in a different way when content changes more subtly as a story evolves through the course of the day.
It's very much about the clothing as individual pieces, and you work in a different way when you're working on men's.
Reliable values for atomic weights serve an important purpose in a quite different way when chemical commodities are bought and sold on the basis of the content of one or more specified constituents.
Porphyry also originates the view of Aristotle's Categories as about words not things, and more specifically as about words as they apply to sensible things, thus leaving open the possibility that words might operate in a very different way when they refer to Platonic forms (Marenbon 1999, 107 116).
Throughout our hours and hours of travel and hotel investigating at Oyster.com, we've come across quite a few photo fakeouts: Situations where the hotel website showed the property as one way, and we found it to be a totally different way when we arrived.
It's an aid to creativity, and you see the landscape in an entirely different way when you are on foot rather than on a bike, in a train or car.
They had been in the jungle for several days, and had fallen into a rhythm together -- "learning to see in a different way, knowing when to keep walking and when to stand still," Max remembers.
