The phrase "a very different perception" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how someone's understanding or viewpoint varies significantly from another's.
Example: "After hearing both sides of the story, I realized I had a very different perception of the situation than my friend."
Alternatives: "a significantly different viewpoint" or "a markedly different understanding".
"Studying abroad results in a very different perception of language and cultural barriers," says Jones. "Some students might feel more inclined to accept challenges thrown at them".
"The BBC rightly has a place in public life, a complaint on impartiality in respect to a BBC news item... there's a very different perception, it's about ensuring we have both the resources and enough bandwidth as an organisation to deal with it.
But equally testing, will be communicating with a public that may have a very different perception of the mission.
Yvonne McEwen, the project's director, says: "I am hoping that people will have a very different perception about Scotland's role in the war by the time we are finished this.
Between the two groups, the FCM process reveals a very different perception of importance and interaction of factors and strongly suggests that the problem lies in an institutional failure rather than in a simple unwillingness of farmers to obey the rules.
And depending on what part of the screen you are looking at, you will have a very different perception of where things stand -- it alters everything you think about the present, and dramatically affects your view of the future.
Generally, using proxies to assess quality of care is a limitation because proxies and patients themselves may have very different perception of the care during transition.
By this, I mean that it was just something that happened, a weird gust of wind that blew through the court, as the divided justices responded on a visceral level to very different perceptions of the situation and the court's proper role.
Europe must provide a link between the very different perceptions of the possible consequences of globalisation.
"Even though it was a simple image, people had very different perceptions," said Ms. Doernberg.
Falling into that category (or rising out of it) can thus have a big effect on a bond's yield.Some traders and investors think the rating agencies are too slow to react: markets often have very different perceptions of a company's riskiness.
