The phrase "a separate design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a design that is distinct or different from another design, often in contexts like architecture, graphic design, or product development.
Example: "The project requires a separate design for the new building to ensure it stands out from the existing structures."
Alternatives: "an independent design" or "a distinct design".
In addition, he said there would be a separate design review of the N-reactor.
Is it necessary to have three factories and a separate design centre to build fewer than 270,000 cars a year?
Unfortunately, this is a difficult task that is normally realized as a separate design process, which is often as expensive (in computational terms) as obtaining the original design.
The reactor vessel removal is considered as the key element in the sequence of dismantling works; a separate design for the reactor vessel extraction was developed.
The research presented herein shows how heliostat placement can be done with each heliostat location as a separate design variable resulting in wholly optimal field placements.
A separate design competition for a memorial will be held later this year, and in preparation for it Contini has taken members of her staff and victims' families on tours of memorials around the country, including the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington and the memorial to the Oklahoma City bombing.
A bar-based integrated design of alarm display was proposed, and it was compared against a tile-based integrated design, and a traditional separate design through a lab experiment.
One of the designers I worked for gave me an entirely separate design education that I will always be grateful for, exposing me to elements of design that do not exist in textbooks or classrooms.
The swing-up maneuver of a pendubot is achieved by a tracking control with separate design of a nonlinear feedforward and a linear feedback part.
This paper proposes a model for integrated logistics network design to avoid the sub-optimality caused by a separate, sequential design of forward and reverse logistics networks.
Here we present a separate function design that is simple to construct and fully adjustable, which allows more relaxed tolerances on alignment errors and power supply ripples.
