The phrase "advances differently" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where progress or development occurs in a manner that is not typical or varies from the norm.
Example: "In this project, each team member advances differently based on their individual strengths and experiences."
Alternatives: "progresses uniquely" or "develops in distinct ways."
But federal regulators view her and businesses like Advance America quite differently: as part of a predatory industry that is ripe for reform and a crackdown.
Bank payday loans, also described as direct deposit advance products, work differently.
The JEE Advanced is structured differently than the main exam.
The papers are organized as follows: The JEE Advanced is structured differently than the main exam.
The argument is advanced, however, by amici National Committee for Public Education and Religious Liberty et al. This variation of the "entanglement" test has been interpreted differently in different cases.
It doesn't just start on a groove and stay there: each verse is arranged differently to advance the song's forward motion, before the breakdown at the end.
The exercise of "professional judgment" by financial-aid officers in assessing a family's ability to pay should recognize unique or extenuating financial circumstances in individual cases; such judgment is not the proper mechanism for systematically treating groups of students differently to advance institutional objectives.
According to frontman Tobin Bawinkel, this familiarity allowed Rioux to encourage the band to advance musically and think differently.
The lateral ectodermal cells in Tc-cad RNAi embryos behaved differently; they advanced anteriorly ahead of the shallow amniotic fold, instead of becoming submerged by it (Fig. 4N).
"To fulfil the promise of the Convention, we need to challenge ourselves to think and act differently to advance the rights of every child, especially the most marginalised and hardest to reach".
