The phrase "made two different" is not correct as it stands.
You may need to add an auxiliary verb to complete the sentence. For example: He has made two different decisions.
Cox argues that the BBC could have made two different soundtracks available for the series as it was screened.
Because of the violence, Tarantino has made two different versions of "Kill Bill," one for America and Europe, one for Asia.
With each dataset, we made two different evaluations: pixel level and object level.
Real Madrid have made two different offers for Bale and are waiting to see whether Tottenham accept either one.
Real Madrid have made two different offers for Bale and are waiting to see if Tottenham accept either one.
Real Madrid have made two different offers for Wales winger Gareth Bale and are waiting to see if Tottenham Hotspur will accept either one.
We made five different proposals.
Robert Redford made three different offers.
One day, she made four different batches of brownies at once.
It's also not been an ideal week for pastry, and yet I have made four different kinds so far.
Evidence presented at trial indicated that the Miami-Dade board made three different decisions in respect to manual recounts.
