"different one of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when comparing multiple objects or people and indicating one that is distinct from the others. Example: "Out of all the flavors, I have to say the strawberry is my favorite. The different one of the bunch just has a special sweetness that I can't resist."
7. The method of claim 6, further comprising tabbing to focus on different one of the regions.
If we were to start a rota and, from now until kingdom come, every day a different one of us delivered our thoughts on the 180 seconds Gatti and Ward shared in Connecticut on 18 May 2002, the exercise would never get tired.
"And each room is a different dream, a different one of Gianni's dreams".
"You even look different," one of the mothers dropping off her daughter for Emilie's party said to me.
Buckley ended that system before it even started, and imposed a different one, of the Justices' own creation.
And while the root cause may be different — one of the largest corporate frauds in Indian history — the goal is the same: shoring up the confidence of investors and clients.
The new methodology can deal with noisy signals without degrading its ability to estimate the NF and DR of different one-of-a kind civil structures thus is particularly suitable for health monitoring of large smart structures under dynamic loading.
Every online dating profile I read is a narrative — a new one, a different one, out of context from reality.
Changing either can affect the project, even if you're changing the needles for different ones of the same size.
You wouldn't recognize the name of Milton Brown very readily, but if you have been in the habit of laying wagers on sporting events, you might recognize the name - quite a different one - of his firm of betting commissioners.
He had eight of these suits, and wore a different one each day of the week.
