The phrase "mosaic of different" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a variety or mixture of different things. Here is an example: "The city was a mosaic of different cultures, with restaurants, shops, and festivals representing a diverse array of traditions."
We rejoice in the mosaic of different faiths and British communities that we now represent".
The public consortium's genome is drawn from a mosaic of different individuals.
"Syria is a beautiful mosaic of different communities and it should stay that way".
But scientists and development agencies see it more as a metaphorical 'wall,' a mosaic of different projects to alleviate poverty and improve degraded lands.
A mosaic of different habitats all interconnected with sufficient green space to allow movement that for the most part kept them away from the busier roads.
"One of the things I most want is for this piece to profile the way that New York is made up of an incredibly vibrant mosaic of different cultures," he told me, ticking off his inspirations: free speech, using your voice — "one of the beautiful things about voice is we all have one".
This "Explore Interests" page then presents pins related to their tastes, and uses a mosaic of different-sized tiles to highlight certain items instead of Pinterest's iconically uniform mason grid.
Consequently, landscapes are often hierarchically structured mosaics of different habitats and land uses, in which patch dynamics take place on multiple scales the study of which has become known as hierarchical patch dynamics.
Agricultural landscapes are mosaics of different land uses.
Fuzel, which is made by Vietnamese startup Not A Basement Studio, stood out from other photo apps by offering a wide selection of collage templates, ranging from simple grids to wackier mosaics of different shapes, and embellishments.
Agricultural landscapes represent mosaics of different habitats that can harbour high plant diversity where plant traits and trait syndromes can be used for predicting either plant responses to agricultural intensification or plant functional effects on other organisms.
