"differentiated ways" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which something is done or handled in a variety of unique ways. For example, "The company was able to provide support to its customers in a variety of differentiated ways."
It has done so by finding differentiated ways of generating revenues while also lowering its cost structure.
But what if we could design objects that utilised the internet in truly smart, differentiated ways, while also communicating their own function?
They infiltrate and alter the three main figures (I will use Shakespeare's names for convenience) in shifting and wonderfully differentiated ways.
In the scenario of Mexican drug tracking, our findings provide evidence that criminal organizations are more strategic and operate in more differentiated ways than current academic literature thought.
"People are no longer buying traditional cameras because they're looking for differentiated ways of capturing their life experiences proactively instead than reactively with their phones.
They should then allocate that money in a differentiated way across the levels.
Kmart, by contrast, has failed to develop a unique or differentiated way to play, and all that goes with it.
Joe Sacco approaches this explosive issue (10 January) in a respectful and differentiated way; at the cost, however, of ignoring the political meaning of the attack.
He said, "You have to ask, 'Who are the people we're talking about?' You need to look at the population of addicts in a very differentiated way.
"Institutional players are dealing with a competitive environment, and they're looking to put capital to work in a differentiated way," said Tige Savage, a board member at LivingSocial.
He said the Commission would seek to apply its mandate to ensure limits on deficit and debt levels in particular are adhered to in a "growth-friendly and differentiated way".
