The phrase "another central difference between" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when comparing two or more items, highlighting a significant distinction among them.
Example: "Another central difference between the two theories is their approach to human behavior."
Alternatives: "a key distinction between" or "a significant contrast between".
A central difference between the proposals is how much they devote to state and local preparedness.
The central difference between the administration's proposal and Dr. Koplan's is the amount each would spend on state and local public health preparedness.
Mr. Liebman said the central difference between his candidate and Mitt Romney was the president's view that trickle-down economics doesn't work.
The central difference between the two sides is that one emphasizes the fact that the two kinds of properties or entities are numerically distinct, and the other emphasizes the fact that there is nonetheless a close nonidentity relation between them.
He suggests that a central difference between human and merely animal activity is our capacity to reflect on our desires and beliefs and form desires and judgments concerning them.
When Lillywhite says he can see greatness in more artists than Simon, he means the central difference between them is their idea of what can make a star.
The waivers are the central difference between this version of Trumpcare and the version that failed to pass the House in March, which the CBO predicted would result in 24 million fewer people having health insurance.
The central difference between the plans lies in the benchwall, which, as VICE reported last year, is the structure that carries the power and communication cables inside of the subway tunnel the likes of which were heavily damaged by Superstorm Sandy in 2012.
A central difference between the two drugs is that only the ribo analog exerts downregulation of RNA on day 2. All RNA species are downregulated, but this appears to be distinctive for small RNA species such as miRNAs and tRNAs.
The central difference between BioDeducta (or Pathway Logic) and HyBrow is that BioDeducta is an inference engine armed with an explicit axiomatization of its subject domain theory, whereas HyBrow is an ad hoc program in which the equivalent of the subject domain theory is built into special-purpose code.
