The phrase "a separate met" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it cannot be used effectively in written English.
Example: "We need to have a separate meeting to discuss the project details."
Alternatives: "a distinct meeting" or "an individual meeting".
Shaw and Crompton Community Council, a separate body, meets at least four times per year and is designed to allow local people to put forward their priorities for the area in which they live, suggest improvements and have their say on how services are run on a local basis.
Until then, my sole festival experience involved going to the Essential festival in Hackney 13 years ago; an experience that involved getting backache, buying criminally overpriced burgers and generally waiting for a million separate meet-the-band "On bass!
7 47 p.m. My fiancé just said, "If we get separated, meet me at Skrillex.
Further, if you are separated, meet certain requirements, and are not yet divorced, you must still report alimony income on your state and federal tax returns when you file them.
Ryan arrived moments earlier on a separate plane and met Romney on board.
A separate target was met for treating within 31 days 98% of patients who are not referred by GPs as urgent cases but are subsequently diagnosed with cancer.
So on a separate occasion, I met with some of the WHoS's production staff who introduced me to Ryan, a former William Head inmate who performed in nearly 20 WHoS productions over 13 years.
"They can be brought into the station and enter a separate room without meeting other travelers".
All patients provided written informed consent for the clinical trial and follow up data collection period, as well as a separate consent to meet requirements for Medicare Australia for Medicare Benefits Schedule and Pharmaceutical Benefit Scheme claims data.
Repeating the examination on a separate occasion would have met with poor compliance.
