The phrase "adopted separately" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where different items, policies, or measures are being accepted or implemented independently from one another.
Example: "The new regulations were adopted separately to address the unique needs of each department."
Alternatives: "accepted individually" or "implemented independently".
The twins, who were born in Kassel in 1946, were then taken to Poland and adopted separately.
Nick had also, through the social worker, met one of his half-brothers (he was one of five children, all of whom were adopted separately) and through him he realised that some of the information his mother had given him wasn't strictly true.
The others tried to find another boxing film for Cooder, but the only thing on was a comedy from the fifties, about twin brothers who had been adopted separately and were now cowboys engaged in a dispute, each unaware of the other's identity.
Some 26 states are already involved in writing the standards, which would need to be adopted separately by each state.
Even MAC and cosine similarity measure are normally adopted separately; their kernel agrees well with each other.
These events have produced exotic twin and sibling relations, e.g., virtual twins (same-age unrelated siblings) and twins reared apart (Chinese twin girls, abandoned and adopted separately).
For example, some states allow same-sex couples to adopt children together, while others require one parent to complete the adoption process first, and then have the other partner petition to adopt separately -- in effect doubling the cost and paperwork.
The constitutive rheological design approach is adopted to separately control the aggregation between cement particles and sedimentation behavior with a combination of a strong polyelectrolyte and non-ionic polymer.
Alginate solutions, a glycerol solution and a Boger fluid were adopted to separately address the effects of viscosity and of surface tension for Newtonian fluids, and the effects of relaxation time for non-Newtonian fluid characterized by approximately constant viscosity (low shear thinning).
Although subsurface fertilizer placement and soil-inoculated plant growth-promoting microorganisms (PGPMs) have been separately studied considerably and somewhat also separately adopted, little is known about the combination of both.
Two deposition approaches were here separately adopted to investigate the high-k oxide growth on Ge substrates, the molecular beam deposition (MBD) of Gd2O3 and the atomic layer deposition (ALD) of HfO2.
