The phrase "apart from number" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate an exception or to specify that something is excluded from a particular category or consideration.
Example: "Apart from number, the quality of the work is what truly matters in this project."
Alternatives: "aside from number" or "besides number".
The chief executive, says Mr Haviv, could live with any of the six designs apart from number two.
In the extant fragments of his writings, he refers to Pythagoras by name once, reporting that "he discovered that the musical intervals too did not arise apart from number" (Fr. 9 Heinze).
Apart from numbers, football turns out to be his life's passion.
Yet apart from numbered and signed editions of several titles, which are pricey, Fono remains for all intents and purposes a deluxe midline label, fueled by passion rather than profit.
Apart from numbering approach, intruders could perform crawling against hidden directory once they are logged in to account.
In the simulations, apart from the number of singletons, we also computed the expected number of sequences that participate in contigs of size 2 to 100 (see Data S1).
We also tested the effect of the number of means, k, on the clustering and found that the results are qualitatively similar apart from the number of small or outlying clusters.
Apart from the number of anchors, the location of the anchors is investigated in addition to the method of anchor installation.
Apart from a number of conventional varieties of packaging, the terms are used for technologically advanced systems, such as microelectronics, computer application, and nanotechnology.
Apart from the number, there's no thematic link, other than things going very badly indeed for some – well, most – of the characters.
Castro's revolution was a remarkably peaceful process, apart from a number of Batista's henchmen shot in the first weeks.
