The phrase "dimension of difference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various aspects or factors that contribute to differences in a particular context, such as culture, opinion, or experience.
Example: "In our analysis, we explored the dimension of difference that affects team dynamics and collaboration."
Alternatives: "aspect of variation" or "factor of distinction."
"My wife and I meet across almost every dimension of difference.
One potentially important dimension of difference concerns so called transparency, which is an important feature of consciousness in two interrelated metaphoric senses, each of which has an intentional, an experiential and a functional aspect.
In the DTFR and DTM, the sequence of the last two stimuli in the test had a significant effect on performance, probably due to its aid in identifying the sensory dimension of difference.
Fortunately, there are studies that control for other dimensions of difference, allowing us to see the difference that gender makes.
There are many dimensions of difference that can be identified and are very important to address.
Today we've replaced such naïveté with a sober realization: when some walls are flattened, the world's precious resources pool into those places and into those hands that hold an advantage along whatever dimensions of difference remain.
After examining the dimensions of difference of our included methods, what picture ultimately emerges?
Our framework for this analysis is shown in Additional file 1: dimensions of difference [ 48].
Therefore, interactions between SRH items and gender and age-groups are also investigated in order to more fully assess these dimensions of difference.
What helps to keep this from being entirely true is the deftness with which Ms. Dill, who is black, intensifies the reverberations of Dickinson's self-imposed isolation with the added dimension of racial difference.
Fluid intelligence (gf) is a major dimension of individual differences in cognitive function.
