"two different matters" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means two separate issues or topics that are not related to each other. Example: The meeting will cover two different matters - the company's financial report and the proposal for a new project.
But "stopping the boats" and preventing "successful people smuggling ventures" are two different matters.
Especially because there is two different matters; there is the physical access to water which is one, and the quality of water and which is the affordability matter as well, is the fact there is no exclusion from water.
Obedience to the law and the philosophical meaning of the law are two different matters that are reflected in what Strauss argues is Maimonides' dual conception of law.
It's worth noting that Opbeat was using Elasticsearch in its product, but as Banon pointed out using a product and making it part of the stack are two different matters, and it will take a significant engineering effort to incorporate the new company into the fold as both a cloud and on-prem product.
But championing diversity and playing identity politics are two different matters.
An unsaved (ignorant) man sharing his feelings and a religion demanding a billion saved Christians repeat the phrase daily post-salvation are entirely two different matters.
Last week, Harvard's athletic director, Bob Scalise, said he had what he called a "teaching moment" with Amaker in November after "three or four" different matters arose.
Four different matters are considered prior to RTW: 1) leaving the sick role and wanting to keep the job; 2) doubting whether working is worth the effort; 3) doubting their capability; and 4) doubting the acceptance from the workplace after returning.
Full rule-consequentialists may think that there is really only one set of rules about these three different subject matters.
Now, the morality that we direct to those living in the neighborhood and the ethics that a responsible professional should direct to all who come within his or her ambit, whether friend, foe, or someone from outside one's customary circle, are two quite different matters.
But then I realized that commercial airliners and private airliners are two very different matters.
