The phrase "as separate works" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing items or pieces that are considered individually rather than as a collective whole.
Example: "The artist chose to display the paintings as separate works to highlight their unique styles and themes."
Alternatives: "as individual pieces" or "as distinct creations".
In a method similar to that of other recent Carter scores, the two movements of this piece were composed as separate works and joined later.
It will not endorse the Reviser hypothesis; it will, instead, suggest that Shakespeare's intentions, original or final, are probably beyond recovery, so the texts should be treated as separate works of art, each with its own integrity... "Hamlet" seems to have been written sometime around 1599 or 1600, but it's not even clear whether Shakespeare was the first to write a play with that title.
This "second beginning" to Matthew was given emphasis in many early Gospel Books, so much so that the two sections were often treated as separate works.
In a 1952 interview with the CBC, literary critic Northrop Frye praised Hyde's visual skills, but said, "There's no point in getting the book for your library unless you like the engravings themselves as separate works of art".
The user and technological aspects of development were seen as separate work streams during development.
Folders will allow you to have different locations to sort your emails, such as separating work emails from personal emails, or placing emails from a certain friend or family member in one folder.
The panels were last seen together in 1851, when they were auctioned in Paris as two separate works from the same altarpiece.
At this year's spring auctions, big money burbled steadily from collectors' pockets, as 49 separate works topped the million-dollar mark and 35 artist records were achieved.
Whewell's first explicit, lengthy discussion of induction is found in his Philosophy of the Inductive Sciences, founded upon their History, which was originally published in 1840 (a second, enlarged edition appeared in 1847, and the third edition appeared as three separate works published between 1858 and 1860).
The flexible layout allows for a study or play area near the children's bedrooms down the hall from the master bedroom, as well as a separate work space for the couple.
Among its recommendations, the working group said that Washington should allow the independent monitoring of jails and prisons in the US and consider inviting the UN's Special Rapporteur on Torture and Other Cruel, Inhumane or Degrading Treatment or Punishment, as well as a separate working group focused on arbitrary detention, to evaluate conditions at detention facilities.
