'healthy differences' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to differences between people (or things) that are beneficial and lead to positive outcomes. For example, "I think it's important to appreciate the healthy differences that each person brings to the table."
"But in fact there's a healthy difference between us.
Bringing fruit and peas and farm eggs to the cities' food deserts sounds like the right campaign for a strong first lady trying to make a healthy difference.
"Having a healthy difference of opinion and working things out together, that is what politics really is about," Mr. Bloomberg said last week.
Mr Obama insists they would leave millions in the lurch.In this section The Ryan roadshow A healthy difference Going underground The benefits of hindsight Being good pays Extreme couponing Proposing Vice-President Ryan ReprintsMr Ryan wants to replace the scheme's open entitlement with a system of vouchers.
Left and right alike see him as an outspoken ideologue, with all the promise and pitfalls that entails.In this section The Ryan roadshow A healthy difference Going underground The benefits of hindsight Being good pays Extreme couponing Proposing Vice-President Ryan ReprintsThe praise Mr Romney heaps on Mr Ryan is largely deserved: he is something of a prodigy.
Alicia Glen, head of Goldman's Urban Investment Group, says "it is a real loan".In this section The Ryan roadshow A healthy difference Going underground The benefits of hindsight Being good pays Extreme couponing Proposing Vice-President Ryan ReprintsIf re-incarceration rates for the teens at Rikers drops by 10%, Goldman gets its money back.
Tesco's online tool – the "healthy little differences tracker" – will contribute data on customers' eating habits to government research into obesity.
"In healthy relationships, differences in interest or opinion are not only tolerated, but celebrated".
What they get After a mid-season tussle with Nottingham Forest for second place, the Baggies were promoted with room to spare and a healthy goal difference.
