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Discover LudwigThe phrase "differed as to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing differences in opinions, beliefs, or decisions regarding a specific topic.
Example: "The committee members differed as to the best approach for the project, leading to a lengthy debate."
Alternatives: "disagreed on" or "had differing views about".
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Five different mutually exclusive groups (a - e below) were identified that differed as to onset of gender dysphoria and cross-gender identification, psychopathology and adjustment/difficulties in social relationships, and the temporal relationships between these.
Views differed as to where the bottleneck occurred.
Opinions differed as to whether it should be aired.
Versions differed as to whether he used acid or a hot frying pan.
The scientists differed as to whether they would extend life merely by curing its major diseases or would go beyond that to tackle the underlying aging process.
In Qiryat Arba and the Jewish communities in Hebron, opinions differed as to whether staying on under Palestinian rule would be possible.
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(Reports differ as to whether this is traditional, and the difference is subtle, but if the wine is already open, it's worth it).
Accounts differ as to why.
Opinions differ as to what Myners was attempting to do.
Accounts differ as to where this eureka moment occurred.
Opinions differ as to whether Jude bears some blame for her suicide.
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