'different scope' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the variety of topics, concepts, or ideas that are part of a larger field of study, design, or plan. For example, "This project will require us to consider different scope such as legal, financial, and environmental factors."
In Tree Adjoining Grammars (TAG's) the different scope readings of the sentence about loving a woman differ in the order in which the noun-phrases are substituted in the basic tree.
Our analysis has revealed that different caching strategies display contrasting behaviour under different scope distribution scenarios, with OF policy performing better for short scoped context data and SE performing better for long scoped context data.
It was expected that the information on the needs of GPs and specialists might differ, and therefore evaluations would depend on the professional focus and the different scope for prescribing medicinal products.
In different countries, there are different scope of elements considered into CPI statistics.
Presidential candidates often seek a nostalgic mood, but time has a different scope in the Trump campaign.
Nostalgia often plays a large role in Presidential races, but in Donald Trump's campaign time has a different scope.
The alternative solution would be to interpret the two sentences of the statutory definition as of different scope.
By Benjamin Wallace-Wells January 11 , 2016Nostalgia often plays a large role in Presidential races, but in Donald Trump's campaign time has a different scope.
We need not stop to consider what different scope, if any, the maxim de minimis might have in cases arising thereunder.
Time has a different scope in the Trump campaign; it has been radically compressed, so that the past and the distant future are dimmed and the present moves into sharper relief.
The example demonstrates the efficiency of EM load analysis in complex electromagnetic systems via a set of simplified models with different scope, contents and level of detail.
