The phrase "a separate release of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a distinct version or distribution of a product, software, or content that is different from others.
Example: "The company announced a separate release of the software to address specific user feedback."
Alternatives: "an individual version of" or "a distinct edition of".
So now, inevitably, the two halves are getting a separate release, thus obtusely removing much of the comic and generic point.
In a separate release, Adobe emphasized the continued development of its Creative Suite software, a greater investment in HTML5, enhancing digital publishing solutions, investing in media monetization (the company just acquired Auditude) and increasing focus on electronic contracts and signatures through the recent acquisition of EchoSign.
The rumor is that they'll now be forced to shut down, although Playlist announces in a separate release that board member John Sykes, a cofounder of MTV, will take over as CEO for now.
This neurosecretory system is best understood in mammals, in which good evidence has been found for the existence of a separate releasing factor for each hormone secreted by the pars distalis region of the adenohypophysis; a similar arrangement probably exists in other gnathostomes.
The researchers concluded that there must have been two separate releases of carbon.
In a separate statement released today, the department said dismissal of the case, followed by immediate review by the appeals court, "will allow the Department of Justice to resolve the impediments to trial".
A separate report released Wednesday offered signs of stability in the housing sector.
To dissect the T-cell functional status by mimicking the physiological signal, we performed a separate study of cytokine release using anti-CD3 and anti-CD28 as in vitro stimulators, in which the activation of T cells is TCR dependent.
In a separate report released on Wednesday, the office of the city comptroller, John C. Liu, said that New York City's public employees were older and better educated but paid less than counterparts in the private sector.
