"individual interest" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express that each person's opinion, desire, or interest is different from those of others. For example: "The students in the debate club each had their own individual interest in the issue."
Instead, I spent my time in the South and North Halls, which have some of the more interesting products that I think are of more individual interest.
And, he added, "The collective interest is beyond individual interest".
"I want to have a balance between the individual interest and the national interest.
Door said: The new system creates a direct conflict between individual interest and team interests in winning.
Do we want to follow the self or God? Individual interest or the real good?" he said.
In whose individual interest (not the same as the public interest or the public-health interest or the corporate public-relations interest) did the healthcare provider act?
It was in the perceived individual interest of those economies to engage in some fiscal stimulus – and they were happy to present this as a joint approach.
If we allow the individual interest and ambitions of the parts to triumph over the needs of the whole, then I believe that this university will sink slowly towards a mediocrity".
American consumers are understandably pained and upset by the rapidly rising cost of gasoline, but their search for relief offers policymakers a unique opportunity to harness individual interest in the advancement of broader social goals.
"Buyers purchasing as tenants in common are usually not married and as such have individual interest in safeguarding the investment they put into the property by listing who owns which share," says Doug Crawford from My Home Move.
Often in the past, the OPEC nations have resolved to manage production and prices with Greenspan-like precision, only to see their plans crumble as members pursue their individual interest, rather than the cartel's.
