The phrase "a separate item of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an individual component or element that is distinct from others in a list or collection.
Example: "Each participant will receive a separate item of feedback tailored to their performance."
Alternatives: "an individual piece of" or "a distinct element of".
Sen. Lautenberg did not address Frist's invitation to the Barton tour as a separate item of business; he made it part of a speech about the judiciary, specifically connecting it to the threats of violence being made against federal judges, and how certain members of Congress were instigating these threats.
Utterances are clauses of a sentence, ranging from single words to lengthy phrases, each of which carries a separate item of information.
(Table 4) χ2 = 168.523; p < 0,000; dl 18 λ = 0.186, dependent variable "Use of GRC interpreters during previous 6 months" V = 0,322; P < 0,000 The common recourse to bilingual staff is also reflected in the results of a separate item on the questionnaire which asked if respondents had ever themselves interpreted for a patient.
What I am trying to say is that we should leave the agenda as it stands, and set ourselves the task of including a separate item on the issue on the agenda for the March part-session.
For clinicians and patients who agree (a separate item on the consent form), a subset of conversations are audio-recorded.
Moreover, the use of the same tool of peripheral sensory neuropathy as a separate item and addition of definitions, ie, dysesthesia, paresthesia, or neuralgia as distinct items seems to confuse rather than offer clarity.
A separate item assessed the length of schooling the subject had received.
Under Medical Care, Injection comprised a separate item with a factor loading of 0.98.
This was a separate item in the introductory part of the questionnaire asking each respondent to report if they were suffering from a chronic illness.
The response variable was scoring above the case status level at any of the self-evaluation instruments at follow-up visits (yes/no); explanatory variables were sex, age, total scores or HADS-A and HADS-D, and scores from each separate item of the GHQ-12 recorded at the first visit.
In the non-adherence model, the response variable was adherence with the intervention programme as agreed with the therapist at its initiation (yes/no); the explanatory variables were sex, age, total scores or HADS-A and HADS-D, and scores from each separate item of the GHQ-12 recorded at the first visit.
