The phrase "a separate workshop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a distinct or additional workshop that is not part of a larger event or series.
Example: "We will be hosting a separate workshop on advanced techniques next month for those interested in furthering their skills."
Alternatives: "an additional workshop" or "a distinct workshop".
There are a separate workshop building and a storage shed.
There are cherry cabinets and floors, two bathrooms, a separate workshop and an artist's studio.
WHAT: A three-bedroom two-bath house with a separate workshop and office on five wooded acres HOW MUCH: $1,875,000 PER SQUARE FOOT: $514.54 SETTING: The house, situated at the end of a gated road, is a 10-minute drive from the ferry; Seattle is a 30-minute ferry ride.
Hundreds of employees went through a separate workshop dubbed "East Meets West," which addressed topics including Western and Eastern history and religion.
For very wide-ranging species, such as the oceanic pelagic sharks, a separate workshop was held to combine these subpopulation or regional assessments (Table 8).
We also feel that using a separate workshop instructor adds credibility to the lecture instructor's efforts to teach students critical thinking skills, by providing a second "independent" proponent of this approach.
In Denmark, on the island of Falster, a prison is being built in the form of a low-rise village, with separate workshop buildings, a library and cultural centre, as well as areas for farming and animals in the grounds.
To ensure relative heterogeneity, dividing the participants in to three separate groups and conducting a separate ToC workshop was essential.
By January 2011, editorial will have organised four separate workshops with experts from black minority ethnic; Muslim; lesbian, gay and bisexual; disabled; Jewish; Hindu and Sikh communities.
To spur creative thinking, artists can see the space and talk with Mr. Sullivan in two separate workshops at the site.
One recent night at Riverglen Junior High, parents and sixth graders attended separate workshops about social dynamics they might encounter in the seventh grade.
