The phrase "as it differs from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when comparing two or more things to highlight how one is different from another.
Example: "The new policy is more effective, as it differs from the previous one in its approach to employee engagement."
Alternatives: "in contrast to" or "unlike".
France's Euroscepticism ought to be qualified as it differs from the British brand.
This finding, however -- insofar as it differs from the remaining four -- rests solely upon evidence that the Legislature excluded heavily white precincts with high Democratic Party registration, while including heavily African-American precincts with equivalent, or lower, Democratic Party registration.
That leaves the seafood, which, even as it differs from the selection at Oceana, still manages the combination of cerebral assembly and soul-satisfying gusto that is Mr. Moonen's signature.
The manager will remain at the helm until the summer despite the fact that he and Weir "feel unable to work under the changed structure and approach as it differs from their football philosophy", the club said.
Now and Then: Oct. 19, 1986 What's missing is not necessarily a sense of history -- today's filmmakers are probably better educated than any have been since movies were invented -- but an appreciation of the past as it differs from the present, which is, I suppose, an awareness of mortality.
Be sure to check the network coverage in your area as it differs from region to region.
Some studies failed to report the number of sinus augmentation procedures as it differed from the number of the patients enrolled in these studies.
Their opportunity to engage in a practical educational public health and preventive care project during the period of core studies was considered refreshing, as it differed from the traditional care [ 10, 11].
Some scholars take the not-being applicable to change to include negative features (e.g., not quick) as well as kinds it differs from (e.g., rest) (for interpretations of this sentence, see McDowell 1982 and Frede 1992).
Coughlin is always reluctant to compare the present with the past, but he has gladly noted the togetherness of this year's team, as if it differs from others.
As such, it differs from the super activity of D136A receptor [12].
