The phrase "from different nationalities" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a group of people who come from different countries or have different national origins. Example: The students in my class come from different nationalities, including China, Brazil, and France.
Although Miller went on to organise the first formal league in Brazil, the game was already being played in the country decades before as a pastime for sailors from different nationalities stopping at the nation's ports and it was actually part of the PE curriculum in some Jesuit schools.
"It's just as important as havingthe views of people from different nationalities.
An FCO spokesperson said: "More people from different nationalities are forming relationships and families are relocating to new countries overseas.
They can have six bedrooms, six different people in them, everybody from different nationalities so you don't know who you're going to be sharing a bathroom with.
In addition, lecturers and tutors should adjust their teaching style to ensure that is effective for classes of students from different nationalities and educational traditions.
"They used to watch the Premier League and see players from different nationalities but never see a Gambian playing," Barrow says.
Officials said 24 victims from nine different nationalities had been identified so far from the attacks in Brussels, where the European Union and NATO are headquartered.
The majority of immigrants have roots outside Europe and the developed world, comprising some 25,000 people from 130 different nationalities with the largest groups coming from the Middle East and north Africa.
From a small space in East London, an incredibly passionate Kano team from 18 different nationalities is shaping the tools for this new creative generation.
Just over half of its residents are foreign-born, hailing from 230 different nationalities.
I had such a blast getting to know so many other people from all different nationalities and I grew so much in confidence as the year progressed.
