The phrase "a separate question for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that a different question is being posed or that a question is distinct from others being discussed.
Example: "This is a separate question for the committee regarding the budget allocation."
Alternatives: "an additional question for" or "a different question for".
There is a separate question for the scientific journals themselves.
Whether everyone should reduce his or her salt intake is a separate question, for which the debate continues.
We modified the type of question and did not ask a separate question for each CAM therapy.
First, in order to detect suicidal acts and self-harming more accurately a separate question for self-harming/self-mutilation with no suicidal intent may be needed.
Then there's a separate question of whether Valerie Wilson was responsible for sending him to Niger.
Let me start by saying that this is a separate question from whether you should plan ahead for the possibility of many hundreds of thousands of dollars in long-term care costs.
A separate question asks for "a list of Department employees or contractors who attended any" United Nations climate change conference "in the last five years". Still another inquires about which office led the department's efforts to complete the five-nation nuclear weapons deal with Iran.
This, however, is a separate question, and except for a hesitant word at the end, this Paper does not address it.
(Section V.B.2.c) · Remove the "Occupation at the time of accident" question from the "Victim Description" table and list it as a separate question with checkboxes for answer options, in the same format as "Activity at the time of accident".
A separate question suggests majority support for increased border security efforts in general, with 54 percent saying the United States is doing "too little" to keep undocumented immigrants from coming into the country.
