'independently of this' is a correct and usable phrase in English.
You can use it to refer to something that exists separately from another thing or situation, or to emphasize that something is true regardless of any other conditions. For example: "The study showed that the new drug was effective independently of this patient's existing medical conditions."
The trademark case, though, appears to have proceeded independently of this process.
Independently of this, they have helped entire countries to set up anti-AIDS programmes.
There are improvements, and communities loosely and gradually cohering in various parts of the South, but so slowly, so feebly, so irregularly, that men's minds and habits are knit firm quite independently of this class of social influences.
Katherine Brinson, an assistant curator, said that the work would not exist independently of this installation — meaning, among other things, that it can't be bought or sold.
Although some of these effects were dependent on the presence of wt-p53, miR-215-5p walsolso able to slow down the tumor growth independently of this protein.
When selecting Both we get the best fragment pairs independently of this criteria.
Independently of this series of studies, deterministic models for rumor propagation have been studied sporadically.
Independently of this problem, the method applied to a large number of sublattices completely loses its chief advantage, simplicity.
Thus, SAP appears to use differential signaling mechanisms in NKT cells, with optimal ontogeny requiring Fyn binding, while functional responses occur independently of this interaction.
They could also be very ambitious, which led them to choose the migration strategy but is reflected by high aspirations independently of this migration decision.
But considered independently of this 'taking', your experience simply consists in being presented with a chunk of the environment, namely Sid and Pia at the table touching hands.
