The phrase "and outlines the differences" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing or comparing two or more subjects, highlighting how they differ from one another.
Example: "The report provides a comprehensive analysis of the two methods and outlines the differences in their effectiveness."
Alternatives: "and highlights the distinctions" or "and describes the variations".
This paper further outlines the differences and similarities between the approaches of the aforementioned major environmental assessment tools with respect to the issue of concern and the factors that should be integrated into future versions of LEED.
It outlines the differences and the similarities existing, in terms of composition between the investigated PU coatings and proposes some marker compounds helpful to discriminate certain PU systems.
Through the FTIR-ATR study of 137 PU coating references from the Getty Conservation Institute (GCI) reference collection, this paper outlines the differences and the similarities existing, in terms of the composition, of two package solvent-borne, two package water-borne, one package water-borne and fluoropolymer polyurethanes.
Redditor moson posted this helpful image that clearly outlines the differences between nerds and hipsters.
The next section outlines the differences between the electrical and conventional-based EOR techniques.
Additional file 1 outlines the differences between subjects included and excluded.
Jennifer Steinhauer outlines the differences that remain between Democrats and Republicans.
After a helpful introduction, Chapter 1 outlines the differences in the early lives of the English, aristocratic Boyle and the American, Harvard-educated Starkey.
It carefully outlines the differences among results in stem cells derived from adults, fetal tissue, or embryos, reviewing both published and unpublished work.
He patiently outlines the difference between soft money and hard money, as well as the most popular tricks for circumventing campaign finance laws.
