The phrase "analysed separately from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of something in isolation from other elements or factors.
Example: "The data will be analysed separately from the control group to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "evaluated independently of" or "assessed apart from".
For these reasons, PPG should be analysed separately from paragliding in separate studies.
Ash from the reactor walls and base have been analysed separately from ash collected on a sintered disc in the path of exit gas.
The major advantage of using the proposed method is that different designs of vibration absorber can be analysed separately from the primary system and therefore the dynamics characteristics of different designs of vibration absorber can be compared efficiently.
Due to their specific characteristics, scenarios S4 and S5 are analysed separately from the others.
To validate these findings, the binding traces of [125I]-AB-MECA were analysed separately from each other using one-phase association curve fitting algorithm and resulting k obs values were plotted against the dedicated radioligand concentration (Fig. 6b).
The Mobility Partnerships, entangled in the web of cooperation deployed by the EU and its member states in the region, cannot be analysed separately from the other instruments of cooperation.
Information about medical advice (to assess the use of medication following recent or past medical advice) and duration of treatment was analysed separately for drugs from each pharmacological group.
The significant association between unemployment and suicides among men remained after we analysed separately data from 2006 to 2010 (when unemployment was rising) and before 2006 (when unemployment was falling; web appendix 4).
On the basis of the MMP detected by casein zymography and western blot, the gene expression of MMP-1 and -3 was analysed separately in cartilage derived from monocultures or co-cultures and in SFB obtained from co-cultures.
Consequently, we treated experienced individuals from groups F and K as potential demonstrators for pulling and those from groups H, S and G as potential demonstrators for pushing, but analysed them separately from groups with trained models in pulling and pushing.
