The phrase "and differs from the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing two or more items, highlighting how one item is distinct from another.
Example: "This model is more efficient and differs from the previous version in several key aspects."
Alternatives: "and is different from the" or "and contrasts with the".
Svan has four dialects and differs from the other Kartvelian languages especially in vocabulary.
In this respect it resembles the American convention and differs from the European convention.
Rousseau's conception is thus political and differs from the more universal conception of the general will held by Diderot.
Each version serves a single segment and differs from the others enough that conventional manufacturers would need costly new machine tools to make all of them.
CGEP Scholar Dr. Noah Kauman describes how the Deutch proposal resembles and differs from the other prominent carbon tax proposals of 2018.
To that end, this paper describes how the Deutch proposal resembles and differs from the other prominent carbon tax proposals of 2018.
The identified shear wave velocity increases with depth, which is not uniform and differs from the constant velocity typically assumed for the specimen.
It is shown that this energy transport velocity depends on position as well as frequency and differs from the group velocity.
Kuchipudi is indigenous to the state of Andhra Pradesh and differs from the other five classical styles by the inclusion of singing.
The spherical inclusion is located at the radial center of the cylinder and differs from the cylindrical material only in its complex shear modulus.
Correction: March 12, 2000, Sunday The main front-page headline in the New Jersey section today refers imprecisely to the state's wealth and differs from the statistic in the article.
