The phrase "a separate stroke" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to art, medicine, or any situation where distinct actions or movements are being described.
Example: "In painting, each color should be applied with a separate stroke to achieve the desired texture."
Alternatives: "an individual stroke" or "a distinct stroke".
Public reporting of stroke mortality measures should consider providing risk-adjusted outcome on separate stroke types.
The majority of patients fulfilling the inclusion criteria were found by using both the medical records and the separate stroke register.
In a separate analysis, stroke-induced death of the animal was scored as 5. Statistics were carried out on an SPSS-IBM software (IBM, Armonk, NY, USA).
This process does not reinforce how to write the separate strokes that make up a character, and may even disrupt the process of remembering, says Wai Ting Siok of the University of Hong Kong.
A CAT scan of Richard's brain later showed that Richard had experienced three separate strokes from the different obstructions in his arterial system.
The separate strokes and dots have no distinctive shape but join other strokes and dots in the following hiragana.
You can either press both corners simultaneously or in separate strokes seconds apart, however, both fingers need to be touching the screen in their own separate corners to grab the screenshot.
One of Blumstein's patients developed a foreign accent after one stroke – and when a second stroke damaged a separate, seemingly unconnected region called the cerebellum (a small, cauliflower-shaped node at the base of the brain), she was cured and started speak like normal.
Because of the increased risk of early mortality in patients with the most severe strokes, a separate multivariate logistic regression was conducted only on hospital survivors.
The authors then selected a separate group of nearly 3,000 stroke patients who did not use the robot, but who went through standard clinical tests.
