"act separately" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to indicate that two or more people, entities, or things are doing something independently of one another. For example: "The two teams decided to act separately on this project."
Like soloists, they act separately, their interactions seeming serendipitous.
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And scientists are still a long way from knowing how such brain chemicals act separately or together to influence behavior.
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Experience does not show that individuals, when they make up a social unit, are always less clear-sighted than when they act separately.
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Yet, while each acted separately from the other, their unrepentant justifications read as though they were unconsciously working in concert.
"They could offer a higher level of protection for NATO and Russia than if we acted separately".
Acting separately, the emirate of Abu Dhabi has strengthened health benefits and subsidized what is meant to be a model labor camp.
And Peter L. Gorman, president of the Uniformed Fire Officers Association, testified that even though firefighters and police officers acted heroically on Sept. 11,, they acted separately because there was no unified command structure.
During the crisis, "scientists acted separately and disparately, so accurate information was not being given to policy makers," said Yoshikawa, who called on scientists to develop "a coherent voice".
