The phrase "achieve a separate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the attainment of distinct or individual goals, objectives, or statuses.
Example: "In order to succeed, we must learn to achieve a separate identity in the marketplace."
Alternatives: "attain a distinct" or "reach an individual".
According to Mr. Hoffman, Al Qaeda may be trying to achieve a separate goal: getting the C.I.A. to call off its campaign of airstrikes in the tribal areas.
Confederate soldiers were fighting to achieve a separate and independent country based on what they called "Southern institutions," the chief of which was the institution of slavery.
Membrane technology and combined air and water forced circulation are adopted to obtain a high biomass retention time and to achieve a separate control of mixing and aeration.
We use the following three approaches: Evolutionary models Generative models Mixture of effects Given a core set of features selected by one of the methods above, we devoted extensive studies to figure out what other features, and in what format, should be added to the core set of extracted features to achieve a separate good performing engine.
It is proved that the contract can distinguish the risk types of the policyholders to achieve a separating equilibrium.
He achieves a separate peace by savoring the pleasures in chocolate, sunsets and pornography, existing in the moment.
The primary reason for making a monoprint is that, when the image is offset from the plate to the paper, the print achieves a separate quality and luminosity totally unlike a painting made directly on paper.
The Latvian (Latgalian) people achieved a separate identity around the 16th century ad, when they completely assimilated the other Balts, as well as a greater part of the Livs (also called Livonians, Livians), who are of Finnic descent and live on Latvian territory.
A self-sorting method to achieve a chirality separated CNT thin film by controlling surface chemistry and a further large-scale demonstration was reported in Figure 8c [153].
To achieve this, a separate Cox proportional hazards regression analysis was fitted for 28-day mortality, utilising the same set of five variables.
