The phrase "a major difference for the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant distinction or change that affects a particular group, situation, or context.
Example: "There is a major difference for the students who study abroad compared to those who remain in their home country."
Alternatives: "a significant change for the" or "a key distinction for the".
But what might be her one "Big Idea" that could secure bi-partisan support and make a major difference for our country now and in the future?
But this week Mr. Loosen got a new device that he, the Department of Veterans Affairs and the Pentagon hope will make a major difference for not just hundreds of service members wounded in Iraq or Afghanistan, but also thousands of older veterans who have lost legs to combat or diseases like diabetes.
You can also check in with Daniel Murphy, who has made it clear that Cespedes' presence in the lineup has made a major difference for him.
Reached at his home in Nevada on Tuesday, Kennedy said he had refined his two-seam fastball in the Arizona Fall League and believed that pitch would make a major difference for him this season.
But candidate religiosity – or lack thereof - made a major difference for other voters, especially for Republicans.
As she discussed, when women negotiate salary, the pay gap shrinks -- not completely, but significantly, and enough to make a major difference for many of us.
The outcome of patients belonging to these groups of tumors does not show any major difference for the five first clusters even though clusters a, b, and d show a little better prognosis than cluster c and e.
The network communication model for Hadoop has a major difference from the usual HPC cluster network architecture (n-tier tree) with NAS or NFS attached storages in that the effective bandwidth of the Hadoop network increases with the cluster size [ 20], which is in contrast to that of the HPC network where cluster growth results in network saturation and performance degradation.
