The phrase "as different names" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various terms or titles that refer to the same concept or entity.
Example: "The project is known as different names in various departments, such as 'Project Alpha' and 'Initiative Beta.'"
Alternatives: "under various titles" or "by different labels".
"We just know them as different names".
For purposes of the list, variations and alternate spellings are treated as different names.
Both of the QTLs (Qbph4 and Qbph-4) that derived from the same resistance donor (Rathu Heenati) were assigned nearby each other on chromosome 4. Multiple BPH resistance genes/QTLs are existing with the same names for different genes or as different names for the same genes.
In the new place, they gave false addresses as well as different names from those they were known in their neighbourhood.
No percentages were calculated for individual E. coli types as different naming conventions would have made comparison between studies impossible.
A 40-BLOCK baguette-shaped piece of land in the East River, between Manhattan and Queens, Roosevelt Island has had about as many different names through the years as functions.
Parabens, allergens and other toxic chemicals can have as many as 20 different names making them difficult to spot, especially as there are no legal meanings for "hypoallergenic" or "dermatologically tested," which are so often slapped on products.
In the literature, perhaps as many as 20 different names have been defined for different types of phylogenetic networks.
Meet Liz and Sarabeth, two women who live in the Bay Area and are as different as their names.
We do not want to fight with anyone over religion, over something as philosophically and cosmically inconsequential to us as the different names and forms of God.
It was originally described as Simblum periphragmoides in 1831, and has been known as many different names before being transferred to Lysurus in 1980.
