The phrase "a separate voice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an individual perspective or opinion that is distinct from others in a discussion or narrative.
Example: "In the debate, she made sure to include a separate voice that represented the concerns of the community."
Alternatives: "an independent perspective" or "a distinct viewpoint".
It will feature the film "A Separate Voice: Lives of Traditional Orthodox and Chassidim".
It required the firms involved to sell broadband without forcing customers to pay for a separate voice line thus boosting the prospects for internet telephony.
"The constant need to denigrate France -- and feminization has always been the way to go -- is because France has always maintained a separate voice".
The opening paragraph, which sees Myrtle, a Victorian orphan, posing beside the corpse of her adoptive father: 'A finger-tip chill struck through the cloth of his white cotton shirt.' Each successive chapter revolves around a photographic plate such as this each is narrated by a separate voice, giving Bainbridge the chance for all manner of novelistic prestidigitation.
Meanwhile, McGregor's doom-laden narrative - told mostly by an omniscient (and well-travelled and cultured) narrator - is punctured now and then by the separate voice of a girl who, after an impulsive one-night stand in Scotland, is pregnant.
The Google Voice application replaces Apple's Visual Voicemail by routing calls through a separate Google Voice telephone number that stores any voicemail, preventing voicemail from being stored on the iPhone, i.e., disabling Apple's Visual Voicemail.
Each has a separate narratorial voice: just behind Constance's shoulder in her chapter; chilly with irony for Emmet; and in Dan's section, an observing and desiring "we" that speaks for the gay community.
It lets you manage a separate Google Voice contact list which is kept in the cloud instead.
Community leaders also stressed the need for a separate "uncensored voice" to speak on behalf of low-income communities that suffer most severely from unhealthy housing.
Routing calls over the internet costs less than over conventional phone lines, and there are savings to be had in replacing separate voice and data networks with a single network.
Opponents could not muster enough votes to block the bill through a filibuster, so Mr. Kennedy and his allies settled for separate voice votes in favor of tobacco regulation and against new overtime rules.
