"with different settings" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to two or more different ways of adjusting something to get different results. For example, "This camera has a range of different settings to capture different effects."
In a third study, semi-automated nodule volumes were compared for CT data sets reconstructed with different settings of section thickness and kernel.
In another set of experiments, water-column mixing with different settings to promote convective stirring was studied.
The levels differ greatly from one to the next, with different settings, challenges and villains, a diversity that's the result of an amalgamation of several generations of Mario platformers.
The new edition allows gamers with different settings to compete.
With a bit of trial and error, experimenting with different settings, I eventually got a shot I was pleased with.
The value of assessing the effects of different personality traits with different settings is demonstrated.
Several experiments are conducted with different settings of LAGEP and several real-world medical problems.
Individual issues exist in several states, some with different settings of type, some lacking colophons, some with different catchwords.
(In bracketing, the camera captures each shot three times with different settings, increasingly the likelihood that one of them will come out right).
Then we performed linear regressions between method-of-moments estimates with different settings and average net diversification or net speciation rates from BAMM.
Before the final MCMC analyses, we tried several prior distributions (uniform, exponential, gamma and the hyper-prior versions of these) with different settings.
