The phrase "a separate distribution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a distinct or individual distribution of data, resources, or items that is not combined with others.
Example: "In our analysis, we will examine a separate distribution of the test scores to identify any outliers."
Alternatives: "an individual distribution" or "a distinct distribution."
In an odd twist, however, "Moyers & Company" is not being distributed by PBS, but by American Public Television, a separate distribution service.
Bertelsmann's acquisition of CDNow is the latest in a recent series of deals, which include an alliance with America Online to distribute Bertelsmann's brands over AOL, and a separate distribution deal with Terra Lycos.
Remove applications to a separate distribution to simplify independent maintenance.
Sony and Vivendi have set up a separate distribution joint-venture called pressplay.
Each voltage pair has a separate distribution system of wiring leading from the meters and master switches to circuit breaker panels, where it is further broken down into circuits similar to residential uses.
But most of the treated water is fed back, via a separate distribution system, to Singapore's factories and power plants—and then treated again.This closed loop is part of a water-supply system in which "every drop counts," in the words of Yap Kheng Guan, a director at the island's Public Utilities Board (PUB).
About 50% of the BACs in both species were related to the same repeat class at both ends, while only a small fraction (~0.5%) were related to different elements at each end, suggesting a relatively separate distribution and expansion of the two element families in the Brassica genomes.
One of the officers, who allegedly declared in a telephone call, "I sell drugs," also faces charges in a separate drug distribution case that tipped off federal investigators to the wider corruption case involving the task force.
It was composed of eight superconducting main magnets, fed by a separate cryogenic distribution line (QRL); an electrical feed box (DFB) which supported the superconducting current leads that powered the magnets.
To gear up for shipping tiny orders to thousands of customers, Borders had to build a separate $15 million distribution center in LaVergne, Tennessee.
When transducers have a separate geometrical distribution, the crossover design is generally done for a particular on-axis listening point, by including extra delays to correct the differences between the propagation time of the sound waves coming from all the transducers [1, 4].
