The phrase "are regulated separately" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing entities or items that have distinct regulatory frameworks or oversight.
Example: "The two industries are regulated separately to ensure compliance with their specific standards."
Alternatives: "are governed independently" or "are managed distinctly".
Although closely coupled, automotive fuel economy and CO2 emissions are regulated separately under the law.
Because many pollutants are regulated separately, designing inter-pollutant markets requires considering pre-existing regulatory constraints.
Company formation agents such as Brewer, however, are regulated separately, although they're doing exactly the same job.
We show that tension across vinculin in stable FAs is ∼2.5 pN and that vinculin recruitment to FAs and force transmission across vinculin are regulated separately.
Insurance subsidiaries in individual countries and American states are regulated separately, often using different rules on, for example, mark-to-market accounting.
Currently, insurance companies are regulated separately by the states.
In this case, the rail tracks are likely to be separated by a middle island and pedestrian traffic can therefore be regulated separately on each side of the middle island hosting a train station or a platform.
But she added, "I think it's historic in the sense that international law is recognizing that G.M.O.'s are distinct and have to be regulated separately".
With his aversion to off-road driving and pulling trailers, Mr. Brouse is not the kind of outdoorsman the auto industry cites in contending that sport utilities should continue to be regulated separately from cars.
Furthermore, an improved infinite horizon linear quadratic control scheme, whereby the process state variables and tracking error can both be regulated separately, is proposed to show enhanced control performance against partial actuator failures and unknown disturbances.
In contrast, the hearts of birds and mammals, in which septa completely separate the pulmonary and systemic circulations, both circulations have similar flows, but blood pressures can be regulated separately.
