The phrase "a functional separation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe the division of roles, responsibilities, or systems that serve distinct functions.
Example: "The organization implemented a functional separation of its marketing and sales departments to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "a clear division of" or "a distinct separation of".
In summary, these data demonstrate that Ca2+d and Ca2+sps are not always intimately linked, but indicate a functional separation of the deep cytosol and the subplasmalemmal space that is consistent with the existence of a barrier to calcium diffusion between these two regions.
Employees seek a functional separation of home and workplace: "No more Siemensstadt!"a.
Besides, time domain simulators provide a functional separation of the simulator architecture in order to represent different waveforms (like LFM, coded, etc).
For instance, Vareman and Persson [25] discuss whether or not a functional separation of risk assessment and risk management is needed.
This is a bedrock of the guidelines for risk analyses, as accepted at the widest international level: "There should be a functional separation of risk assessment and risk management, in order to ensure the scientific integrity of the risk assessment, to avoid confusion over the functions to be performed by risk assessors and risk managers and to reduce any conflict of interest".
This could be achieved either by an ownership breakup (an old, established anti-trust measure) or a functional separation of the General Search business from Specialized Services and Search businesses - regardless of whether or not such services and businesses are at present directly monetized.
Moreover, a further functional separation of these two splice variants is revealed by the demonstration [15] that PLD2 specifically stimulates integrin-mediated adhesion by a process involving PIPkin Iγ87, but not PIPkinIγ90.
For the protection of private savings it is necessary to keep a functional separation while ensuring an effective articulation of funds for deposit guarantee and recovery and resolution.
Residential segregation is a form of physical and functional separation of spaces inhabited by different social groups living in the city.
This functional separation of roles enables the creation of an open and collaborative networking environment in which a rich set of resources and services are offered.
