The phrase "a separate segment of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a distinct part or portion of a larger whole, often in contexts like analysis, reports, or discussions.
Example: "In our study, we will focus on a separate segment of the population to understand their unique behaviors."
Alternatives: "an individual portion of" or "a distinct part of".
The elderly are not a separate segment of American society whose well-being has no impact on anyone but themselves.
This misconception is that business is a "separate segment of society that can be squeezed to advance the interests of the other segments" (the poor, the environment, etc).
The least they will accept, it seems, is a Kosovo that would become a separate segment of Yugoslavia alongside Serbia and Montenegro and then only for three years, until its people (in practice, the Albanian majority) decided on their future in a referendum.
In addition, a separate segment of MD 135 was completed around Swanton in the mid-1930s.
In Ridgewood, the road interchanges with County Route 62 (Paramus Road), crosses the Saddle River, and intersects a separate segment of County Route 62 (Franklin Turnpike) and West Saddle River Road.
A separate segment of MD 198 was built as a macadam road from MD 27 (later US 29, now MD 650) to a point east of Good Hope Road in 1929 and 1930.
A small separate segment of the midfrontal sulcus is located some distance caudal to its main stem on the left (Figs 2 and 3).
In a separate segment, Ms. Burnett told one of her guests, "I was in Tahrir Square during the Egyptian revolution, and this lacked the intensity, to say the least".
He must also provide a detailed justification for each separate segment of the fence.
To find these, we again needed to locate cases where a pseudogene and its parent were on the separate segments of an SD pair.
To do this, we would need to find cases where a pseudogene and its parent were located on the separate segments of an SD pair.
