The phrase "a separate regime" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a distinct system or set of rules that operates independently from another.
Example: "The new policy will establish a separate regime for managing environmental resources."
Alternatives: "an independent system" or "a distinct framework".
The police, who make the bulk of the 500,000 external requests for communications data each year, have a separate regime with approval at inspector or superintendent level depending on the kind of data being requested for use in crime investigations.
Understanding the M-current's effect on burst duration requires analysis of a separate regime (intermediate between the spiking and subthreshold ones).
For consumer protection policy, we have a whole separate regime for that, and you shouldn't somehow let your worries that these are bad or inappropriate products for consumers bleed into your thinking that these are bad products for banks,'" said Date. "The ABA's premise that the country can't have both meaningful consumer protection and safety and soundness is wrong," Warren writes.
The limiting condition for this behavior is μ A = 1 − ϵ A / ( 1 / 2 − ϵ A ) [28], a line separating regime III from the rest.
It produced a detailed plan that included an economic union, a map of the proposed border and a separate international regime for Jerusalem.
The bill would also require a separate licensing regime for sexual entertainment venues in Scotland.
Issues of bank profitability -- also known as safety and soundness -- were best to be addressed using a separate rules regime.
In England Scotlandd and Wales have separate regimes) a student beginning his studies this year must contribute £3,290 $5,2000) towards the annual cost of his education.
In fact, we do not long for an uniform numerical treatment of the whole process, but have the idea to derive adequate models and methods for the separate regimes and couple them appropriately, for a similar strategy for technical textiles manufacturing see [1].
The line was intended as a temporary division of the country, but the onset of the Cold War led to the establishment of a separate U.S.-oriented regime in South Korea under Syngman Rhee and a communist regime in North Korea under Kim Il-sung.
However, the proposal to merge income tax and national insurance will "be incredibly challenging to implement in practice [and] create huge complexity when dealing with the majority of other countries, which have separate regimes," according to PWC's Drury.
