The phrase "differing positions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to two or more viewpoints or stances that are different from one another. For example: "The candidates running for office had differing positions on key issues, making it difficult to choose between them."
For instance, different cyanobacterial elementary modes can combine, representing exchange of metabolites between cyanobacteria expressing different metabolic activity due to differing positions across spatial gradients of light, temperature, and concentration.
More interestingly, key bilateral donors were said to offer differing positions to each board-arising in part from their perceptions of the differing implications of the proposal for the more contained focus of GAVI, and the more polyvalent engagement of Global Fund-and another to the meetings of the WB.
Mr. Creighton's job is complicated by the fact that the unions often take differing positions.
The producers of the two rude texts have taken differing positions on this.
Given the chance to review China's human rights record in the Human Rights Council, European countries took wildly differing positions.
Our prayers, teaching and faithful arguments add up to a harmony of differing positions that help us glimpse the truth.
Mr. Biden is likely to seize on that comment as an example of Mr. Romney's differing position on immigration.
However, differing spot positions will still occur in any nontrivial experiment that includes more than one gel.
For sequences that continue to have multiple possible germline segments, the positions that differ among these germline segments should be ignored when identifying somatic mutations, for example, by masking the differing position(s) in the germline with Ns.
This can be explained by the small length changes (differing ETPR positions) observed in Figs. 12 and 13.
The amplitude modulation differs at different positions of the interference fringes.
