The phrase "a separate partner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an additional or distinct partner in a business, relationship, or collaborative context.
Example: "In this project, we will need a separate partner to handle the marketing strategy while we focus on product development."
Alternatives: "an additional partner" or "a distinct partner".
The Trophy Case has a way to separate partner badges from actual Foursquare badges.
One solution might be to separate partner compensation from the revenue from a specific client whose account that partner oversees, he said, so that a partner does not have to fear a cut in income from standing up to a company.
Each location yield separate partner network for the firm, which may not get directly associated with their business network.
The pedigree in the figure illustrates one example of the types of clusters a family could contribute, whereby a pair of siblings (here mixed) contributes their first two births to the same partner (two intact couples), and in this example one of the partners also contributes two births as a partner changer (here a mother with separate partners).
When the time comes to separate, partners often ignore these provisions, to their detriment.
We have built up new rituals; with my parents' separate partners but also all together.
But it's not just that Bibi doesn't want unity — he doesn't even want separate partners.
In contrast, there was no correlation in postpartum haemorrhage in fathers with separate partners.
The three studies within SPHERE that contributed to this analysis of priorities [see Figure 1] were undertaken by separate partners.
Participants The first two live births to individuals in Sweden in 1997-2009 contoibuted to clusters representing intact couples (n=366 350 births), mothers with separate partners (n=53 292), fathers with separate partners (n=47 054), sister pairs (n=97 228), brother pairs (n=91 168), and mixed sibling pairs (n=177 944).
