"difference in language" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, "This book highlights the differences in language between two cultures."
It's a subtle difference in language.
I always sit there and look at the difference in language: revenge and retaliation.
It's the difference in language between the Obama government's Countering Violent Extremism and the Bush administration's War on Terror, which essentially refer to the same thing.
"Sometimes things that seem totally disparate, once you dive in and get past the superficial differences, like the difference in language, you see a common approach".
Yet despite the difference in language, landscape and scale, the protests were united in frustration with the widening gap between the rich and the poor.
PHILADELPHIA — They are known as Baby Boy A, Baby C, Baby D and Baby E, all of whom prosecutors call murdered children and the defense calls aborted fetuses — the very difference in language encapsulating why anti-abortion advocates are so passionate about drawing attention to the trial of Dr. Kermit Gosnell, which wrapped up here on Monday with summations by both sides.
Because of the difference in languages between the countries, different moderators and co-moderators conducted the focus group research.
By 8 months, though, the monolingual infants were no longer responding to the difference in languages in these silent movies, while the bilingual infants continued to be engaged.
One challenge it faces that BuzzFeed doesn't, however, is the wide difference in languages and culture across Africa.
Mental health services available to Myanmar migrants in Thailand are limited to emergency care and not optimal given the vast difference in languages.
The conceptual relativist adds, as Kant did not, that human beings may construct the real in different ways thanks to differences in language or culture.
