'different circumstances of' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to indicate various circumstances in which something could occur. For example, "Given the different circumstances of every family, there is no one-size-fits-all answer to this problem."
Very similar to stories we've been hearing about Baghdad; different circumstances, of course.
This diversity is not surprising, given the different circumstances of these states.
The echoes of the premature official version issued in the very different circumstances of the Jean Charles de Menezes shooting in 2005 are strong.
"Everyone is marked thus in different parts of his body accordingly maybe to his humour or different circumstances of his life," he wrote.
In taking a more distant stance to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the style of the Bush administration is somewhat reminiscent, though in different circumstances, of that taken by the administration of President Bush's father, former President George Bush.
That is, the 2000 Supreme Court essentially declared that their decision wasn't a far-reaching precedent, and this court applies that in a straightforward manner here, citing the different circumstances of Minnesota.
Special efforts were taken to validate the income measures by introducing visual linear analogue scales and probing for the identification of different circumstances and sources of income.
It's just that each one experiences the process differently because of different circumstances.
Under very different circumstances, the district of Rhein-Hunsrück in the industrial giant of Germany achieved 100% renewable status and exports surplus clean energy to the grid.
Herder's writings are certainly replete with observations connecting the different circumstances and mores of different cultures and times with differences in their arts and tastes.
"It was a merging of different circumstances, not necessarily a product of deliberate action," Mr. Racicot said in an interview yesterday.
