The phrase "are implemented separately" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing processes, systems, or components that function independently from one another.
Example: "The software modules are implemented separately to ensure that changes in one do not affect the others."
Alternatives: "are executed independently" or "are carried out separately."
Growth kinetics for the grain envelope and the interdendritic melt solidification are implemented separately.
Finally, the optimal design of power oscillation damper (POD) and simultaneous coordinated design of power system stabilizer (PSS) and POD are implemented separately in a large-scale power system.
The benefit (and/or the cost) of the joint project combining multiple projects can be different from the sum of the benefits (and/or the costs) if the associated projects are implemented separately.
The detection and the optimization are implemented separately in this work.
The transmitter and the receiver are implemented separately on two Xilinx Virtex-II Pro circuits [32] and connected with the XBee RF module based on the Wi-Fi or ZigBee protocols [26, 33].
For real-life datasets, the analyses are implemented separately upon the training set of each split, there being a total of 10 splits of training and test sets.
At least six of these policy areas must have an associated all-island "implementation bodies" and at least six others must be implemented separately in each jurisdiction.
Although interventions geared to increase skilled attendance at birth and improve EmOC quality have been implemented separately, we have found no reports of rigorously designed implementation projects aimed at jointly addressing these two critically interconnected issues.
As each was implemented separately and independently from each other, they will be discussed in turn.
The dimensions are interdependent; indeed, the dimensions cannot be implemented separately and sequentially.
This multi-objective optimization is implemented separately with both forms of uncertainty in a hierarchical or lexicographic way.
