The phrase "an individual entity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a single, distinct unit or being, often in contexts like business, philosophy, or biology.
Example: "In the study of ecosystems, each species is considered an individual entity that plays a unique role."
Alternatives: "a single entity" or "a distinct entity".
The Band's connection with Bob Dylan in no way obscures its importance as an individual entity.
Mr. Skovhus approached each word as an individual entity, nuancing it to the point of overburdening it.
Once a headteacher signs on the dotted academy line, the school ceases to exist as an individual entity.
Name, a word or group of words used to refer to an individual entity (real or imaginary).
"The Justice Department could not signal more strongly to an individual entity that they consider them to be in gross violation of the law than by calling them the target of an investigation," he said.
Add to that a very low rate of savings — compared with China, for example — and Brazil as an individual entity far outweighs any putative growth in the rest of Latin America.
So far our best candidate for a replicator is the highly abstract genotype; although with this we only pointed to an abstract part of an entity (like the base-sequence of a gene), and not to a real, physically individual entity (the actual DNA molecule).
The process of modeling an STS requires modeling each individual entity that constitute such a system.
"D.E.A. has never denied a research registration for marijuana and/or THC if NIDA approved the protocols for that individual entity," a supervisory special agent, Gary Boggs, said by e-mail.
This paper develops a methodology to examine the individual entity behavior in reverse production systems.
Note that an entity can be defined in many ways, e.g., a whole patient EHR can be viewed as a single entity, or individual components of the EHR like physicians, hospitalizations, medications, can be viewed as entities.
