The phrase "a separate venue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a distinct location or setting for an event or activity that is different from another.
Example: "For the conference, we will hold the workshops in a separate venue to ensure a quieter environment for discussions."
Alternatives: "an alternative location" or "a different site".
While the program includes events for families and a separate venue for children's performers, the focus is on stories for adults.
Last year, the main entertainment component, the F1 Rocks concerts, was staged at a separate venue, away from the circuit, although the race promoters also organized entertainment on the circuit.
For those in need of a quality, late-night food menu, look no further than Upstairs @Ronnies which operates as a separate venue with its own live music programme.
So what they need is a separate venue [where] they can go to trade anonymously, where people and different types of forces and different types of investors don't take advantage of that.
In response, the officials opened a separate venue for this new generation called the Salon des Refusés.
A separate venue for that negotiation was opened, now with participation for the first time of intelligence officials who were the true arbiters of the fates of the American prisoners.
Leaders of the B.J.P. addressed a crowd of a few hundred people who had gathered at a separate protest venue in New Delhi.
For the first two years, the play-off was held on the eve of the Cup final, at a separate London venue to Wembley – the idea being that punters at a loose end in the big smoke would go along, as they had done for the England friendlies.
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During August and September, England and Australia are scheduled to play each other 23 days out of 47 across eight separate venues and three formats, a lead-in to the looming conjoined north-south summer of back-to-back Ashes tours.
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