The phrase "a more separate" is not standard in written English and may be considered awkward or incorrect.
It could be used in contexts where you are comparing levels of separation, but it is better to use clearer alternatives.
Example: "We need a more separate approach to address the issues at hand."
Alternatives: "a clearer distinction" or "a greater separation".
A more separate Guardian needed a managing director of its own - and got one in the form of Peter Gibbings, a barrister then working as circulation manager and deputy director of the Observer.
"My first reaction was disbelief, and then it was a sadness — sadness that the museum cannot be a more separate entity, taking care of itself," she said.
The ampullary tuft cells devoid of six3 (and foxq2) exhibited a more separate identity with equal distance to either cluster.
These models varied on a spectrum from a fully integrated service, where patients accessed HIV care from any nurse, to a more separate delivery of care, with patients accessing care from an ART nurse.
Use dashes instead of parentheses when the note you are making is more connected to the initial sentence, as parentheses usually indicate a more separate or personal thought.
As we get closer with communication we actually get a little more separate in our ideas.
In part, I was wrong because I forgot history: I overlooked how "separate but equal" treatments under the law have generally been a lot more "separate" than they were "equal".
But for farmers who grow a diverse array of crops, as many small and organic farms do, enrollment can be an onerous and complicated task requiring them to apply for a dozen or more separate policies.
Even more excitingly, as I mentioned before it uses a FALD lighting system with an astonishing 10,000 and more separate LED dimming zones.
Where a study had two or more separate item measures for a given correlate, we first calculated their mean r with the burnout dimension.
But more commonly, as in an earlier version of the same painting, or in "Mending the Net," also from 1881, the composition was built up from a half-dozen or more separate photographs.
