The phrase "acting separately" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe individuals or groups performing tasks or making decisions independently from one another.
Example: "The committee members were acting separately to gather information before the final meeting."
Alternatives: "functioning independently" or "operating alone".
Perhaps as individual states acting separately the needs of the majority will be met.
Corrosion fatigue is more detrimental that of either one acting separately.
The total material degradation when corrosion and erosion interact is often more than the individual components acting separately.
Both Russia and the United States have been attacking the Islamic State, though acting separately, with minimal coordination to avoid unintended conflict between their warplanes.
Macron's most convincing argument may not be altogether original but it bears repeating: none of today's challenges can be meaningfully addressed by nations acting separately.
The Council and Board of Esti mate acting separately modify the Mayor's budget and he has until March 31 to veto their changes.
The more logical worry is that the guerrillas have been acting quite separately from Mr. Hussein, and may be increasingly well financed and organized for the long haul.
We attempt the identification, study and modeling of possible sources of size effects in concrete structures acting both separately and together.
"I have spent the last ten years, singing, dancing and acting all separately," said Young.
HCU is a function of all these factors, acting either separately, or in combination.
The underlying process is currently thought to involve the generation of abnormal DNA structures induced by factors such as replication slippage, DNA repair and recombination, that can contribute to repeat instability acting either separately or in combination [ 29- 32] and these mutations underlie pathogenic expansions [ 33] and genetic anticipation [ 34, 35].
