The phrase "a separate service from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when distinguishing one service from another, indicating that they are not the same or are independent of each other.
Example: "This application offers a separate service from the main platform, allowing users to access additional features."
Alternatives: "an independent service from" or "a distinct service from".
Waze will remain a separate service from Google Maps, at least for now.
There are bright spots, with foreign crews highlighting the help from Libya's coastguard, a separate service from the navy, in joint rescues, and Brussels has announced it will begin training its units.
Messenger is the hardest sell as a separate service from the main Facebook social network, but in June last year the company made it so that a user could sign up and use Messenger with just a phone number.
The DVB-H broadcasting equipment could operate either in conjunction with TV broadcasters standard digital broadcasting equipment or be run by cellular providers as a separate service from their 3G networks.
Managing your investments is a separate service from investment advice.
Why? Gay people didn't need a separate service from Facebook for meeting each other and discovering new things.
Messenger as you would know is a separate service app from Facebook that allows you to have private conversations with your friends.
After World War II it was renamed the Swiss Air Force and Anti-Aircraft Command (Schweizerische Flugwaffe Kommando der Flieger und Fliegerabwehrtruppen) and in 1996 became a separate service independent from the Army, under its present name Schweizer Luftwaffe.
In addition to making it possible to keep track of office utility expenses, he said, a separate service prevents home-office computer systems from suddenly shutting down if someone in the house turns on another appliance and inadvertently trips a circuit breaker.
This has been rejected by the EU on the grounds that it seeks to separate services from goods which is inconsistent with the single market and breaches one of the fundamental EU principles of free movement of people.
This changed in 2001, when financing was recentralized under the Ministry of Health, separating service from local authorities and ensuring that operating budgets are not influenced by local politics [ 22].
