The phrase "different location from" is correct and usable in written English, and it is typically used in the context of comparing two places, or in the context of talking about someone or something that is moving from one place to another.
For example: "He plans to move to a different location from his current home."
Lake Superior State University (1946) occupies the former site of New Fort Brady (built 1893 at a different location from the original 1822 fort).
"And even for domestic travel, with business travelers enrolled in H.M.O.'s and other managed care plans, make sure your plan covers you at a different location from where you live.
Each chapter finds English in a different location, from Alaska to the Alps, using his surroundings and his life to shed meaning on a different facet of the white stuff.
Five 1 mm-width partially-catalyzed membrane electrode assemblies (MEA), each corresponding to a different location from the center of the gas channel to the center of the land area are used in the experiments.
Hamleys was launched as Noah's Ark in 1760 by William Hamley, a Cornishman from Bodmin, who stocked tin soldiers, wooden horses and rag dolls.In 1881, a new branch of the shop opened in Regent Street, although at a different location from its current spot.
We compare the average SE of users at different location from BS in Figure 8.
The thin film is equipped with a rectangular centered heater and four temperature sensors that are located at different locations from the heater.
The course will move to three different locations from 10-11 30 10-11 301, 122, and 110.
NS stands for "not significant". The percentage of viable cells for each experimental group was calculated by averaging the values of three different locations from three different samples.
Construction will take place along three different locations from Marsh Road to Embarcadero Road and is expected to begin in the spring of 2011.
The results were compared to neutron diffraction measurements through the thickness at different locations from the weld centerline.
