The phrase "a very different trial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or experience that is significantly distinct from another, particularly in contexts involving challenges or legal proceedings.
Example: "This case presents a very different trial compared to the previous one we handled last year."
Alternatives: "a markedly different challenge" or "a significantly different test".
These questions were raised last year in a very different trial concerning former employees of Nigella Lawson and Charles Saatchi.
If we had had this guy as a witness saying, I did it and I did it alone, it would certainly have been a very different trial.
Nine years after being sentenced to prison for lying about a stock sale, Ms. Stewart took the stand on Tuesday in New York State Supreme Court in a very different trial, this one concerning which retailers have the right to sell her sheets, towels and other home goods.
Conversely, the inconsistency for late lumen loss could have been driven by very different, trial specific, mean estimates ranging from 0.04 to 0.55 mm for drug eluting stents and from 0.14 to 0.46 mm for drug coated balloons (same device).
Her later life has brought its own, very different trials, and she writes about them frankly and well, without the pressure of having to sound Kennedy-centric.
When processes are aggregated, points of very different trials can be very close, which can dilute dependencies between occurrences.
Figure 5 shows the results from two very different trials suggesting that pooling the data might mask some of the effects.
A dog walker, a security camera, a clearer audio on a 911 tape and we'd be having a very different conversation about the Zimmerman trial.
They thus suggest (though do not hold) that an instance in which a defendant who would choose to forgo counsel at trial presents a very different set of circumstances, which in our view, calls for a different standard.
As for the Republican presidential nominee's unsupported notion that such a policy would somehow reduce gun violence by getting firearms off the streets, Scheindlin said the evidence collected in the Floyd trial told a very different story.
Crucially, the distributions for T2-present trials showed a very different pattern than in Experiment 1: instead of bimodal distributions, the visibility ratings showed rather uniform distributions.
