The phrase "a series of differences between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or comparing multiple distinctions or variations between two or more subjects.
Example: "In the report, we will explore a series of differences between the two methodologies used in the study."
Alternatives: "a range of distinctions between" or "multiple variations between".
(2) Each data point in the smoothed time series was then subtracted from the respective measured data point, generating a time series of differences between the two data matrices.
There are a series of key differences between the industry's royal charter plan and that agreed by politicians and campaigners.
There are a series of key differences between the industry's plan for press regulation and that agreed by politicians and campaigners.
Written by the team representing the publicly funded labs and addressed to Celera, the 28 February letter itemizes a series of "fundamental differences" between the camps and concludes that the idea of combining their data "is no longer workable".
If I am not mistaken, this varying initial situation [19, pp 144 155] of the construction of imaginary worlds in connection with the divergent anthropological premises shown gives rise to a series of structural differences between the utopian and the transhumanist approaches at the phenomenological level, which can only be hinted at here (compare [20, pp 179 194].
In conclusion, we have defined a series of novel transcript differences between human ZG and ZF and drawn attention to a cell machinery that may be more concerned with inhibition than stimulation of hormone secretion.
In the credits, the re-imagined series is said to be based on the 1976 novel by Terry Nation; however, there are a number of differences between the series and its source material.
Other major differences were in a series of wavelengths between 1000 cm−1 and 830 cm−1, associated with crystalline polysaccharide components such as cellulose, and suggest a reduction in the amount of crystalline cellulose [24].
We conducted a series of ANOVAs to examine differences between the TD and RD groups in the modulatory effects of different lexical conditions (related, unrelated) across different coupled regions.
Moreover, as a result of the chronic stress associated with the task of caring, the family may experience a series of marital conflicts between parents or differences in relation to the other siblings [ 33].
