The phrase "a separate station" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a distinct or individual location or facility that operates independently from others.
Example: "The new train line will have a separate station for commuters to access the city center more easily."
Alternatives: "an independent station" or "a distinct station".
The new platforms were effectively a separate station.
The NER had built a branch in the late 1850s from Durham to Bishop Auckland, but used a separate station in the town until December 1867, when all services began to use the S&DR station.
Following Watkin's retirement in 1894, the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway obtained permission for a separate station near Baker Street at Marylebone, and the line was renamed the Great Central Railway (GCR).
Following Watkin's retirement in 1894, the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway obtained permission for a separate station in London near Baker Street at Marylebone, and the line was renamed the Great Central Railway (GCR).
The act approved the railway and allowed for the L&SWR connection at Wimbledon but did not allow for a connection to the LB&SCR at Sutton; instead the W&SR was to build a separate station with a pedestrian connection to the LB&SCR's station.
At a separate station, the healthcare assistant took blood pressure and for those attendees assessed as 'high risk' diabetes, a glycated haemoglobin (HbA1c) blood test was conducted.
He declined to say where he believed the biggest problems were, although Adonis did intervene in the plans for the Bond Street hub in central London, originally designed as a separate Crossrail station from the existing Underground station, which serves the Central and Jubilee lines.
Three body weight records during growth at the nucleus central station and body weight before marketing at a separate sea station (the breeding objective) were assumed to be recorded, and the genetic parameters were obtained from the actual Finnish breeding program.
But instead of running wires to the guest house or installing a separate base station there with its own Internet connection, Mr. Walter established a wireless link between the two buildings using two special antennas to beam signals back and forth.
The original technique for serving multiple wireless users in a populated space, pioneered more than 40 years ago, was to divide the space into cells, each served by a separate base station.
Accessible by elevator, the space has a separate work station, a half bath and an adjoining golf cart garage.
