The phrase "acquired separately" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to items or components that can be obtained individually rather than as a set or package.
Example: "The software package includes several modules, but each can be acquired separately if needed."
Alternatives: "obtained individually" or "purchased separately".
Positive and negative mode data were acquired separately.
MRI and 18F-choline PET/CT were acquired separately on average 21 days apart (range 0 47 days).
The performances of the fabricated EDFRR were measured and the experimental Q-factor of 2.47×108 and resonant depth of 109% were acquired separately.
Experience has demonstrated an increased level of accuracy and confidence in the interpretation of the combined study as compared with studies acquired separately, particularly in distinguishing pathology from normal, physiologic tracer uptake and precisely localizing abnormal foci.
There is, at least for oncology, a growing body of literature that supports the accuracy of staging and restaging with PET/CT compared with either CT or PET acquired separately [8, 9, 10].
Semi-quantification figures are known to be substantially influenced by factors such as the acquisition hardware and reconstruction parameters used [22 27], dictating that normal databases are often acquired separately by individual hospitals.
Today SPECT and CT systems are often integrated into a single device (commonly called a SPECT/CT system), whereas at present combined SPECT and MRI is almost always carried out with separate systems and fiducial markers to combine the separately acquired images.
In offering such a wide range within a single division, G.M. has broken the formula of Alfred P. Sloan, its famed strategist before and after World War II, who molded the company's separately acquired divisions into an orderly ladder extending from Chevrolets up to Cadillacs.
In this work, a method for generation of 3D thermal models that allows combination of separately acquired 3D mesh and thermal images is presented.
With the availability of stand-alone anatomical and functional imaging, the first attempts to fuse separately acquired images were made as early as the 1960s.
nJCH coherences are selectively labeled in the course of the pulse sequence, the correspondingly acquired data are separately stored, and a simple add/subtract procedure is applied to disentangle and edit nJCH and 1JCH responses prior to final data processing.
