The phrase "a separate exploration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an investigation or study that is distinct from another topic or area of inquiry.
Example: "In addition to our main research, we will conduct a separate exploration of the environmental impacts of the project."
Alternatives: "an independent study" or "a distinct investigation".
Also, he has a valuable separate exploration of Obama's next steps on environmental issues.] Also, I encourage you to revisit my post from this time two years ago — "America's Energy Challenge, and Opportunity" — for some proposals for a way forward that can work despite tight budgets and polarized energy politics.
Producing media products that cater to their diverse needs deserves a separate, thorough exploration and discussions that are beyond the scope of this document.
In two separate explorations in the last decade of the eighteenth century, Scotsman Sir Alexander Mackenzie was the first European to cross the wilds of Canada down the river now named for him, to its mouth in the Arctic Ocean; and, more importantly for the future history of Canada, the first also to cross the North American continent north of Mexico.
On the one hand (i), we find a set of techniques that separates exploration and exploitation phases.
Carve-ups should pressure the likes of Exxon Mobil to consider the benefits of separating exploration from production.
Exploration and production of a separate block, known as Area 4, is being led by the Italian oil and gas company Eni.
Information about Explorations will be sent in a separate email.
The activity seen in the initial study prompted an exploration of a biweekly schedule of nivolumab in a separate phase 1 trial 11, 48.
In a separate recording from the same conference, Matt Pitzarella, director of communications for the gas exploration firm Range Resources, bragged that his company employed several former Army psychological operations specialists, noting that they had been "very helpful" in Pennsylvania.
In a separate development, the British National Space Centre (BNSC) and Nasa have outlined possible areas for UK-US co-operation in space exploration.
