The phrase "admitted separately" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where individuals or items are acknowledged or accepted one at a time rather than as a group.
Example: "The committee decided that the applications would be admitted separately to ensure a fair evaluation process."
Alternatives: "accepted individually" or "recognized separately".
The two Koreas were admitted separately in 1991.
Students must be admitted separately to the business and law schools before applying for the program.
To be eligible for a joint degree program, you must be admitted separately to both Harvard schools.
Patricia A. Rosenmeyer, a classics professor at Madison, was in the last class of women admitted separately to Radcliffe, in 1975.
Students not admitted to the Medical Scientist Training Program must apply to be admitted separately to the M.D. program and the Ph.D. program of their choice.
These figures do not include scores for economically and educationally disadvantaged students in CUNY's SEEK program (Search for Elevation, Education and Knowledge), who are admitted separately and are at all the senior colleges.
Prospective students must apply separately and be separately admitted to both the Law School and the Kennedy School, each of which will independently review and admit applicants.
Only applicants who have been independently and separately admitted to both MIT and NUS/NTU are eligible.
You must also apply for the SMA Graduate Fellowship, which will be processed only after you have been independently and separately admitted to both MIT and to NUS.
Edis told the jury that the paper's specialist hacker, Glenn Mulcaire, had separately admitted intercepting the messages of the murdered schoolgirl Milly Dowler.
The two separately admitted one count each of assault in connection with an attack on another 11-year-old boy on 28 March.
