The phrase "a separate amendment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional or distinct change or addition to a document, such as a legal contract or a legislative proposal.
Example: "The committee proposed a separate amendment to address the concerns raised during the discussion."
Alternatives: "an individual amendment" or "a distinct amendment".
Labour peers in the House of Lords are considering tabling a separate amendment that would achieve a lower voting age during the referendum through other means.
And a separate amendment lets the Fed keep oversight of some small banks.Democrats hope the Senate will pass the bill in the next week or so.
Lord Mackay of Clashfern, the former Conservative lord chancellor, had tabled a separate amendment on the accountability of the secretary of state to parliament for the health service.
Sri Kavuru, president of the marijuana legalization group Ohioans to End Prohibition, said a separate amendment could be placed before voters in next year's general election.
Democrats vowed to continue pressing their fight, saying they would now bring up each item as a separate amendment to the bill.
The Prime Minister's motion was eventually approved by 397 votes to 223, a majority of 174, while a separate amendment that would have blocked military intervention was broken down.
He even joined law enforcement and other pot prohibitionists by testifying in favor of a separate constitutional amendment added to this November's ballot by the Republican-led state legislature that would prohibit any "constitutional amendment that would grant a monopoly" to any person or business interest.
A separate 2006 amendment to the state Constitution defined marriage as being only between a man and a woman.
The misinterpretation has also prevented foreign aid recipients from offering abortion information even though a separate 1994 amendment makes clear that providing information does not amount to improper coercion.
Indeed, the district had argued, to hold that students could not express their religious views would create a separate First Amendment problem, amounting to the censorship of religious speech in a public forum.
With as many as 70 Tory MPs threatening to rebel, British opposition leader Ed Miliband announced just after 5pm BST that he would instruct his MPs to vote against the government motion if a separate Labour amendment – calling for any action to be delayed – was defeated.
