The phrase "acts apart" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that plays a specific role or functions in a particular way, often in a context where they are not fully integrated or involved.
Example: "In the play, the character acts apart from the main storyline, providing a unique perspective on the events."
Alternatives: "plays a role" or "functions separately".
Across Britain's major summer music events, only three predominantly female acts – apart from Florence + the Machine – are booked at the top of the bill.
But, as the Delhi High Court wrote in its earlier judgment, the courts had interpreted the law to include "oral sex, anal sex, and penetration of other orifices" in the past; in other words, it criminalized all sexual acts apart from heterosexual vaginal intercourse.
A retributivist could take an even weaker view, that there is some positive value in punishing a wrongdoer for his wrongful acts, apart from any consequences that might arise from doing so.
Growing up, Nilsson immersed herself in the grunge movement, taking lessons from groups like Nirvana and Silverchair, channeling the rawness that helped set those acts apart into her own work.
It is unfortunate that these precluded us from obtaining other information about the men's relationships or sexual acts, apart from this reported here.
"We need to know why HMRC apparently did not act, apart from at the margins, on the information that they seem to have been given about what was going on," Mr Miliband told the BBC.
They can neither exist nor act apart from them, and they can only be understood in relation to them.
To be clear, the Office of the Actuary has always been extremely reluctant to attribute much, if any, of this trend to the cost-containment provisions of the Affordable Care Act, apart from the funding cuts for hospitals and other medical providers.
"When you get deranged people doing shocking things, these acts are apart from ordinary crime statistics and explanation," he said.
My daughter would like to play Eloise even though she is not the right age or even acts, but apart from that, I don't really know.
Enjoying both sister acts miles apart in style, attitude and heritage, one important lesson was learned from last week at AmFest: It doesn't matter how you play it, as long as you play it well.
