The phrase "a separate demand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional or distinct request that is not related to previous demands.
Example: "The client has submitted a separate demand for additional services that we need to address."
Alternatives: "an independent request" or "a distinct requirement".
Anyone claiming to be a reformer should enlist in that effort and also join in a separate demand to replace a lame duck member of the commission who provided the key vote on wrecking the law.
They will, for instance, contest in court a separate demand from America's Internal Revenue Service IRSS) that UBS hand over the names of the 52,000 American account-holders it is thought to have.Even a partial surrender, however, may spook wealthy clients.
The proposed CLSC model is further extended by adding a separate demand for remanufactured products and the performance of the initial model with the extended model is compared.
A court mechanically applying a strict "separate demand" test could improvidently wind up condemning "integrations" that represent genuine improvements to software that are benign from the standpoint of consumer welfare and a competitive market.
Mr Rajoy may, however, need them to oversee a discreet disarmament process.A separate demand comes from the politicians who led ETA away from violence.
In the instant case, the commercial reality is that consumers today perceive operating systems and browsers as separate "products," for which there is separate demand.
While block 6 and block 7 are separate demand blocks for ϕ N, they are also linked by acetaldehyde and therefore their rates are equal at steady-state.
Chief Justice John Roberts wrote that a careful reading of the text of the treaties revealed no intention to subject the United States to the judgments of the international court — not, that is, unless Congress passed a separate statute demanding such obedience.
Polish film-makers called on their government to prevent a "judicial lynching", while more than 100 Swiss artists and intellectuals have signed a separate petition demanding Polanski's release.
All of the party members, except for their leader, are former Tiger terrorists who fought the Sri Lankan military in a three-decade bloody war for a separate homeland, demanding almost half of the tiny island for Tamils, who make up 12 per cent of the population.
The Northern wing nominated Stephen A. Douglas on a platform favouring the doctrine of popular sovereignty, whereby the people of each territory would decide whether to allow slavery within their region's boundaries, while the Southerners chose Breckinridge on a separate ticket demanding federal intervention to protect slave holdings.
