The phrase "a suitably different" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is appropriately or acceptably different from something else, often in a comparative context.
Example: "The new design is a suitably different approach to the problem, offering fresh perspectives."
Alternatives: "an appropriately distinct" or "a suitably unique".
"I think he's less violent and less macho, and suitably different". A lot has been made of a similarity between Waldo and Handford, but he claims it's coincidence.
The promastigote inhabiting the insect gut, the non-proliferating metacyclic form waiting in the insect salivary gland for passage to a vertebrate, and the amastigote, aflagellate within the mammalian macrophage, each experience a different environment and may have suitably different β-tubulin expression requirements.
(Compare again with assertion: John can assert the singular proposition that he is shopping in at least two ways, by uttering either 'John is shopping' or 'I am shopping'.) Moreover, a rational agent can rationally believe both a proposition and its negation, as long as he does so in suitably different ways.
A few premises are repeated -- Zim meets other alien ("Plague of Babies," "Abducted"), time travel ("Future Dib," "Bloaty's Pizza Hog"), conspiracy theories ("Mysterious Mysteries," "The Sad, Sad Tale of Chickenfoot," "Battle of the Planets") and even shopping ("Game Slave 2," "FBI Warning of Doom") -- but the interpretations thereof are suitably different that you won't notice.
To name just two: All the colors need to be suitably different from one another, for instance, so that readers can tell them apart – what's called "discriminability". You also need to consider what the colors look like to the color blind — roughly 8% of the U.S. male population!
A natural gloss on Independence is the counterfactual conditional that, had there not been any intelligent agents, or had their language, thought, or practices been suitably different, there would still have been mathematical objects.
In Fig. 4 it is easy to see how, by using C k),R(k) and S k) and given the same values of fa, fb, M and N, the different groups 2, 3 and 4 are effectively discriminated and suitably different from the simulations belonging to group 1.
In a suitably robust cluster, mismatches among different individuals were considered putative polymorphisms.
We have applied the TILLING method to the model crop rice and have identified two different mutagenic treatments that provide a suitably high density of mutations (≥ 1/500 kb) to consider developing rice for a high throughput TILLING service.
"Gold-medal gurners," wrote JR Daeschner, "train like Olympic champions, experimenting with different faces until they hit on a suitably ugly mug".
