"differentiated picture" is an acceptable phrase to use in written English.
You can use it to describe two or more objects in a scene or image that can be easily distinguished from one another. For example, "The artist's painting featured a differentiated picture of a small boat and a lighthouse in the background."
Not surprisingly, there is low acceptability for coercive measures like road pricing in general, but a closer look reveals a more differentiated picture.
This study aims to give a differentiated picture of urban and suburban development regarding demographic and land-use change as major drivers for urban growth.
These results provide a differentiated picture of the relation between psychopathy-related traits and decision-making, which might be useful for the interpretation of results of previous studies and the design of future studies.
For the period 2001 to 2050, the varieties did show a more differentiated picture.
The following two examples draw a differentiated picture of community-based pasture management performances in the nut forest region.
We have also argued that health policy alone is not enough to gain a differentiated picture of the future of health, public health, and on NCDs in particular.
However, the single households are the most heterogeneous household group and show a more differentiated distribution picture than the couple households.
It has been recently underlined that thyroid autoimmunity appears to be more frequent in atypical depressions [ 29] and that these forms would present with differentiated perfusion pictures compared to melancholic depressions.
A more differentiated and valid picture about the relations between anxiety and coparenting may emerge when other coparenting dimensions (i.e., joint family management, agreement on parenting, and division of labor) are also included.
While the identity component "Incoherence concerning consistent self-picture" differentiated with a big effect size of f= 0.43 between the groups, the subscale "Discontinuity concerning attributes and goals" did not significantly differentiate between the groups.
They point out that it is one thing to have a conscious experience of the aspect that differentiates the two pictures, and quite another to consciously experience that the two pictures are differentiated by that aspect.
