The phrase "a separate rating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing distinct evaluations or assessments that are not combined with others.
Example: "Each product will receive a separate rating based on its performance and customer feedback."
Alternatives: "an individual rating" or "a distinct rating".
Morningstar does calculate a separate rating based on a fund's performance over the last 10 years; it is available on the firm's Web site.
While Cameron and Osborne lagged behind in the BBC poll, the Conservatives will be cheered by a separate rating in the Sun.
A separate rating scale, the DUNDRUM-2 urgency triage scale is currently being validated for this purpose [ 16].
In a separate rating task, the gender of each face was identified using a five-point scale: 1 = male, 3 = not male and not female, and 5 = female.
CAPS is the gold standard for assessing PTSD and involves a structured interview in which a Likert-type rating of frequency (0 to 4) and a separate rating of intensity (0 to 4) for each symptom is assigned [ 21].
For each of the 250 word stimuli, we obtained 21 psycholinguistic parameters, either from the CELEX database (such as word form, lemma, bi- and trigram frequencies; Baayen et al., 1993) or from a separate rating study (such as action-relatedness, imageability and familiarity; Hauk & Pulvermüller, 2004b).
Having a separate rate not only perpetuates income inequality, it also creates vast tax avoidance schemes.
He also announced a separate rate of 2.6 bolívars to the dollar for essential items like basic foods and hospital equipment.
In 2013, the Valuation Office Agency, which helps the government with the taxation of property, ruled that a cash machine that was built into the front of a shop should have a separate rates bill to the main business.
Changes to landfill tax in Wales are also due to take place and it is possible that eventually a separate rate of income tax could be set in Wales.
He pointed out that the European Central Bank has a separate rate for some commercial bank deposits because they are forced to keep particular reserves, whereas UK banks are allowed flexibility.
