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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as a separate operation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing processes or tasks that are distinct from one another and need to be performed independently.
Example: "The data should be processed as a separate operation to ensure accuracy in the final results."
Alternatives: "as an independent task" or "as a distinct procedure".
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And, likewise, Mercedes is run as a separate operation, also reporting to you.
Although Ready is reporting to Marcus in the bigger operation, Ready will continue to run Braintree effectively as a separate operation after the sale is completed.
The partners behind Napa's Far Niente established Dolce ("dolce far niente" being an Italian idiom for a sweet idleness) as a separate operation to pursue the nearly Sisyphean task of making this Sauternes-style late harvest Semillion/Sauvignon Blanc.
Story Book Forest was no longer run as a separate operation and was merged with the rest of the park.
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U.S. officials have also concluded that Adam Gadahn, an American who had served as a spokesman for the terror network, was killed in a separate operation in January.
The two Pakistani suspects were arrested in a separate operation.
The toe is later closed in a separate operation.
First of all, isn't the Resistance part of the Republic, not a separate operation?
Ninety percent of facilities had a separate operation theatre and labour room.
Fox News Channel is a wholly separate operation on cable.
The suggestion that CBS's ops team provided this data is just not possible – Last.fm operates as a separate entity and their operations staff do not have access to our system.
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