The phrase "a separate firm of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a distinct business entity that operates independently from another organization or group.
Example: "The project will be handled by a separate firm of consultants to ensure unbiased results."
Alternatives: "an independent company of" or "a distinct organization of".
Lim, Khou and 13 others were arrested Oct. 27 on suspicion of "prescription harvesting". The scheme involved the couple's business and a separate firm, Manor Medical Imaging Clinic of Glendale, according to a federal criminal indictment.
Leaving the complement in a separate firm risks losing control of the technological trajectory (Chesbrough and Teece 1996).
In case of M&A, the merged firm will have access to better information at lower costs, since it is easier to monitor activity within a firm than to obtain information about the activities of a separate firm.
"We still have two working meters at the far end of the car park but I don't expect customers to walk all that distance to get a ticket". He said that although the car park was monitored and maintained by Waitrose, the ticket machines were the responsibility of a separate firm.
Meanwhile, British Airways resumed flights after a strike provoked by the sudden dismissal of workers at a separate firm that provides the airline's catering.
Pledges to save factories were reneged on almost immediately, before the firm was spun off to form a separate firm, Mondelez, while customers believed the quality of products such as its Creme Egg were downgraded.
There was even talk of spinning off the music-software business, its former core, into a separate firm.
Your brokerage firm or bank may demand you fill out a separate power of attorney using its in-house form.
A separate architecture firm, LOT-EK of Manhattan, was hired to create a "destination" lobby at the condominium project, called CanCo Lofts.
"When we were in Puerto Vallarta and Acapulco, there was so much of the hustle going on, and I think the Mayan Mexicans just tend to be a different temperament," said Mrs. Lock, 56, the retired owner of a separate recruiting firm, Paquette Personnel.
