The phrase "a separate print" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an individual or distinct copy of a printed document or image that is not part of a larger collection.
Example: "Please provide a separate print of the report for each team member."
Alternatives: "an individual print" or "a distinct print".
In a separate print campaign, Totes has taken out ads in magazines like People, Vogue and Better Homes and Gardens.
For its Original Arizona Jean Company brand, J. C. Penney recently began a separate print campaign aimed at a younger audience.
A separate print campaign focusing on health professionals is also running; those ads were created by the Sudler & Hennessey unit of Young & Rubicam Inc. in New York.
A separate print ad that included a picture of Mr. Leeson and his story ran in large Swedish daily newspapers and financial magazines and is also scheduled for a second run.
The design of a separate PRINT course to be scheduled after completion of final summative assessments was undertaken as part of the major curricular reform process.
"The Wonderfulness of Downtown" (1997) includes 39 colors, with each color requiring a separate printing plate.
The management decided to amalgamate it with the East Kilbride News and move production of the joint title to another of their works, saving the cost of a separate printing staff, most of whom got the sack.
Further, as part of the immense mailing, Restoration Hardware includes a separate printed sheet titled, "Our Source Book Sustainability Initiative," which informs "1.
(A separate Dürer print show opens Dec. 17).
The pages reveal how Broders planned separate print runs for each color on an Alpine landscape, specking red on farmhouse tile roofs and streaking purple highlights on cliffs and pine branches.
It features "triple-jetting" technology that combines droplets of three base materials, reducing the need for separate print runs and painting.
