The phrase "discussed individually" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation where each item or topic will be addressed or talked about separately, rather than as a group. Example: During the meeting, each proposal will be discussed individually to ensure that all aspects are thoroughly considered before making a final decision.
These disorders will now be discussed individually.
These are discussed individually in this chapter.
"The incidents might be discussed individually, as 'accidents,' but talking about honor killing as a phenomenon was forbidden.
The active sites for nitrate and nitrite hydrogenation over Pd Cu/TiO2 are discussed individually.
Although vitamins are often discussed individually, many of their functions are interrelated, and a deficiency of one can influence the function of another.
Rather than being discussed individually, they will be viewed in the total theatrical context, and later brief reference will be made to their concert forms.
To formulate recommendations, each component of the guideline was discussed individually, and a consensus recommendation regarding these guidelines was made based on agreement of 75% of the working group.
The mechanism for specific fatigue behaviour is discussed individually based upon whether or not the beneficial effects outweigh the detrimental effects.
This review provides an overview of clinical-grade manufacturing procedures for OVs using six virus families as examples, and key challenges are discussed individually.
Each of these will be discussed individually, but in general, while there is no consensus on the best treatment of CF related sinus disease, most symptomatic patients benefit from a combination of therapies.
Several special cases occurred in the engineering practice, including bi-axial bending, high strength or light weight concrete used, reinforcements with different strengths, reinforcement without yielding plateau, reinforcements distributed along section depth, and non-rectangular section, are discussed individually.
