The phrase "a separate school of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a distinct group or category within a larger context, often in academic or artistic discussions.
Example: "There is a separate school of thought that challenges the traditional views on this subject."
Alternatives: "a distinct branch of" or "an independent category of".
Stories centred on time-travel paradoxes developed as a separate school of science fiction.
Eastern Suffolk Boces also has a separate school of nursing in rented space at the New York Institute of Technology in Central Islip.
Parker, the chief justice of the Massachusetts Supreme Court, is credited with the pioneering idea for a separate school of law at the university.
But it was only in 1863 that Thomas Egleston then a mineralogist working at the Smithsonian Institution suggested that Columbia create a separate school of metallurgy and mining.
It used to be taboo to even mention the word Wahhabi in print, and if you said it in conversation almost any Saudi would deny it existed as a separate school of thought.
At North Campus of the City College of the City University of New York, a faculty meeting was hearing demands of black militants who are asking for a separate school of black and Puerto Rican Studies.
They did secure an agreement to allow the Daniel Pearl Journalism Magnet, which had been a program within Birmingham High, to become a separate school on a portion of the campus.
Creating a separate school for computer science will change the Institute, and will position it more similarly to its peer rival Carnegie Mellon, which has had a separate School of Computer Science for some time.
Each of the activities was conducted on a separate school visit of approximately one hour, where the PSTs worked with a small group of children in the school playground.
On top of this, firms devote significant personnel to on-campus efforts, often creating a separate "school team" of employees to serve as the public face of the firm for each listed university.
This structure obviates the need for a separate school or college of computer science.
