The phrase "a separate time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a distinct or different moment or occasion, often in contrast to another time being discussed.
Example: "We can discuss this issue at a separate time when everyone is available."
Alternatives: "another time" or "a different time".
He suggested that each channel present the news in a separate time slot.
This includes art works (nearly 3,000 individual items) given at a separate time from the bulk of the manuscript collection.
Quan sets up a separate time for Real Estate Club members to talk with guest speakers in a one-on-one, personal setting.
He took that in the groggy way people suffering jet lag do, as if the message came from a different realm, a separate time zone, another planet.
"I saw no objection to Scotland having a separate time zone, if that's what the Scottish people wanted," he said in an interview.
Catch basins on major state-owned highways, however, will not be included in this application, although the State Department of Transportation may apply the larvacide at a separate time.
There was no real need of a separate time-keeper – apart from what a keyboard player or violinist in the ensemble could indicate – until the development of larger orchestras in the late 18th and early 19th centuries.
A separate Times analysis shows that since 2002, opening hundreds of new schools and raising salaries have swelled the principals' payroll 43percentt after adjusting for inflation.
In a separate Times survey of New York City residents that was also done in mid-August, 71percentt said they disapproved of Mr. Bush's performance, and 24percentt said they approved.
Forestry guards actually have been empowered to shoot poachers on sight since 2002, a separate Times of India article notes, but they have been reluctant to use weapons, as they are concerned about being arrested.
If foot arterial imaging is required, a separate time-resolved foot MRA is performed at the start of the examination before the calf MRA, using a boot coil with a sagittal acquisition separate gadolinium injection for the calves and for each foot (Fig. 15, ESM 5).
