The phrase "as a separate bill" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing legislation or financial matters, indicating that something will be addressed independently from other items.
Example: "The proposal will be considered as a separate bill to ensure it receives the attention it deserves."
Alternatives: "as an independent measure" or "as an individual proposal".
Both congressional chambers are poised to move forward with the TAA legislation, as a separate bill.
Republican leaders, however, immediately backpedaled, claiming that proper procedure required that the worker assistance renewal be submitted as a separate bill.
The amendments, which must now go to the House for approval, were introduced as a separate bill by Senator Strom Thurmond, Republican of South Carolina.
"He's aware that there are some important people in the Congress who have expressed reservations about it moving as a separate bill, and will be pleased to work with them," Mr. Fleischer said.
Several Republicans, who favored the amendment as a separate bill, including Thad Cochran of Mississippi, Connie Mack of Florida and Don Nickles of Oklahoma, voted against it as an amendment.
If the abortion law needs to be changed, it should be fully debated as a separate bill, for the issues involved have little in common with those central to the Embryology Bill.
That bill did not include, as part of a separate bill, President Bush's request for almost $190 billion for operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.
GOP leaders agreed to replace the Medicare savings with something that looks like a gimmick — increased enforcement of tax laws — as part of a separate bill.
Mr. Obama made clear he intends to push for broad-scope legislation that would include a program to give legal status to an estimated 11 million illegal immigrants in the country, including more than 1.2 million young immigrants brought here as children, who would be eligible under a separate bill known as the Dream Act.
