The phrase "a separate edition of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a distinct version or release of a publication, such as a book, magazine, or other media.
Example: "The author announced that there will be a separate edition of the novel, featuring additional content and illustrations."
Alternatives: "an individual version of" or "a distinct release of".
Mr. Stingel also made a separate edition of 10-by-12-foot 10-by-12-foot 10-by-12-foot 10-by-12-footorder.
Every handwritten copy of a book is textually unique, and to that extent represents a separate edition of the text.
Each is from a separate edition of 50 pulled from a portrait as it evolved on a single stone.
(A separate edition of the festival, again at the Knitting Factory, is scheduled for Jan . 20 during the conference of the Association of Performing Arts Presenters).
A separate edition of the Wadding version of De modis significandi was printed in Garcia 1902.
At the behest of Alexander von Humboldt, who had written a "Preface" to the entire work, a separate edition of the "Introduction" was brought to publication to serve as a memorial to the deceased, its text shortened and adjusted by the editor to its new purpose which made it appear as an independent treatise containing a summary of Humboldt's theoretical views on language.
Manetti's work was published in 1506 with an edition of the Divine Comedy|the copy in the collection is from a separate edition, undated, which "may be of about 1520". Gilbert 1945, 289 n. 3.
Together with an accompanying essay, the appendix was later published in a separate edition and included in subsequent editions of the dictionary.
The paper now sells about 60,000 copies in Juárez, nearly7 20,000 copies of a separate edition in nearby Chihuahua City and nearly 7,000 copies sent across the border to El Paso.
The auctioneer, Philip Allwood, called it "the first separate edition of arguably the most important paper in the history of digital computing before modern times" and "an extremely rare piece".
And Politico's Mike Allen, who appears on a Politico-branded morning segment, referenced Scarborough's New Hampshire trip in three separate editions of his influential Politico Playbook, including a link to the Newsmax article on Monday.
