The phrase "a separate change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a distinct or additional modification that is not related to other changes being discussed.
Example: "In addition to the budget adjustments, we will need to implement a separate change to the project timeline."
Alternatives: "an independent modification" or "a distinct alteration".
In a separate change, individuals could pay for such ads as long as their identities were disclosed.
They said a separate change to parental income tests in July 2016 would increase payments to 13,700 families and ensure that 5,800 became eligible for youth allowance.
Under a separate change in the law due to come into effect in mid-May, marketing companies will be forced to display their telephone numbers or face heavy fines.
But they also made a separate change that could end up applying the minimum-tax provision to a broader set of investors — a change that caught renewable advocates off guard and could potentially shrink the market for tax-equity financing.
The mayor maintains that the 1998 campaign finance law is moot because it made the $4-to-$4-to-$4-to-$1ilable to candidates who promised to forgo corporate contributions, and that was pre-empted by a separate change in the City Charter that made the same type of corporate contributions illegal.
A Labour spokesman condemned what he called a "sole traders tax" – though the Treasury pointed out that the changes would only hit those whose profits exceeded £8,000, and many of those were due to benefit from a separate change due to take effect in April, which will see class two NICs, also paid by the self-employed, abolished.
The model proposes a separate sound change matrix and its position within the branch for each regular sound change that it identifies (Experimental Procedures).
So will one of its members, who has proposed a separate bylaw change with a slightly different set of term restrictions.
In a separate analysis, changes in Yo-YoIR2 were also adjusted for changes in CMJ performance (which is likely important for high-intensity running performance including changes of direction).
Thus ( tilde{Y}sim Nleft 0,1+{theta}^2right) ) and using the fact that the Pearson correlation coefficient is invariant (up to a sign) to separate changes in location and scale in the two variables, we can recompute the (Srinivasan and Basu 1989) information metric ( {I}_Z=frac{rho^2left(Z,Xright)}{rho^2left(Y,Xright)} ).
Although these findings are often interpreted as reflecting the early stages of memory systems consolidation, it has remained a challenge to separate changes in neural representation from concomitant changes in episodic quality or content.
