"differing thoughts" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to ideas or beliefs that are distinct or at odds with each other. For example, "The panel discussed the various topics, each with their own differing thoughts on the matter."
The task assesses the extent to which a child is aware of the differing thoughts and resulting emotions that the story characters have of the same situation, based on their differing perspectives.
His working assumption is that both sides have shared interests even if they may at times have differing thoughts about how to serve them.
Dubbed "Brexit," the vote pitted two differing thoughts of opinion.
A panel of four accomplished Armenian entrepreneurs provided differing thoughts at Glendale Community College's Armenian Business Series on Thursday afternoon.
A panel of four accomplished Armenian entrepreneurs discussed differing thoughts and pathways to success at an Armenian Business Series forum this past Thursday at Glendale Community College.
We all have differing thoughts, opinions and perspectives and it goes without saying that as human beings our nature is prone towards self-serving interests and egotism that leads to behaving differently.
Soul-thoughts differ from normal thoughts by the fact that they are intended to be felt emotionally and physically, not just held as a mental abstraction.
We get different thoughts when are under the influence of alcohol and they differ when we didn't drink.
There seems to be in the minds of those of my brethren with whom I differ the thought that, because this importer did not import in a customary way, the control of Congress in the matter ceased.
Having employees who differ in thought processes, background, culture and beliefs is paramount to developing innovative ideas and to pushing the status quo.
It differs from thought- and belief-episodes by including a sensory phase, and it is primarily this that is responsible for the distinctive phenomenology of perception.
