The phrase "with important differences" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to compare two or more things or ideas that may have significant variations or distinctions. Here is an example of how it could be used in a sentence: "Although both books touch on similar themes, they are written with important differences in style and tone."
These structures were probably created by very large impacts; analogous features are found on Mercury (e.g., Caloris Basin) and the Moon (Mare Orientale), but with important differences resulting from different crustal compositions.
Hemorrhagic shock and septic shock are distinctly different disease processes with important differences in immune response.
The conclusion was that innovation in surgery inevitably follows a pathway with important differences from that followed by pharmacological developments, and that a different approach to evaluation is therefore needed.
The MHC 3D structure is conserved in terms of secondary structure and global arrangement of its heavy chain domains, which allow successful modelling of different alleles, even using as template an MHC allele with important differences in the cleft conformation.
But the re-engagement came with important differences.
In this respect, Abel & Cole resembles a supermarket home delivery service - but with important differences.
Some of it uncannily echoed the political debate - though with important differences.
"The Desperate Hours" was about a hostage situation broadly similar to the one the Hills had endured, but with important differences.
The outward events of Emma Bovary's life are a petit bourgeois version of the doom of Anna Karenina - with important differences.
With important differences between the House and Senate, it was uncertain, not too long ago, where legislation to improve the lot of federal whistleblowers was going.
On the other hand, the first step of the TSFVM is reminiscent of the Control Volume Finite Element Method (CVFEM) but with important differences.
