The phrase "engage separately" is an idiomatic expression which can be used in written English.
This expression is typically used to describe when two people, groups, or organizations negotiate or discuss matters independently of one another. For example: "The two companies decided to engage separately in negotiations, with each side opting to employ their own legal counsel."
One of them, identified as Sarah H, aged 23, had been engaged separately to two French jihadists, both now dead, who carried out attacks this year.
We each had been preparing for this moment, engaged separately in different ways of community activism; me as a peace & justice educator and professor, and Pastor Cori as a community educator, nurse, and healer.
Thus, top-down attentional mechanisms would govern PM during almost the entire task until the action can be realized, while other additional neurocognitive systems were engaged, separately during each intention maintenance period.
Within the complexity of Ras and GTPase signaling, it remains an important issue to determine whether other Ras effector pathways such as the Raf, Ral and others might be engaged separately or in concert with the PI3K/Akt.
"If we participate, can we stay unified?" "And if we participate, will they engage us separately?" he asked, suggesting that the occupation authority might try to orchestrate the transition to get the kind of government it wants in Baghdad.
"And if we participate, will they engage us separately?" he asked, suggesting that the occupation authority might try to orchestrate the transition to get the kind of government it wants in Baghdad.
This structure provides support for the two-site binding model of Nrf2 in which the Neh2 domain spans the gap between the two Kelch domains, which separately engage the ETGE and DLG motifs.
We believe that both telemedical and local hospital resources separately engage physicians in a more collegial communication routine regarding risk and treatment options, with consequent increases in high-risk transports.
Sallis et al. [ 46] this scale includes 13 items that assess the frequency with which friends and family members (separately) engage in behaviors that may either support exercise (e.g., "Gave me encouragement to stick with my exercise program") or discourage exercise (e.g., "Complained about the time I spend exercising").
Consider interests and values separately: Separate the person from the problem and engage issues individually at the negotiation table.
