The phrase "individual phenomena" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific occurrences or events that are distinct from one another.
Example: "In the study of climate change, researchers must analyze individual phenomena to understand their unique impacts on the environment."
Alternatives: "specific events" or "distinct occurrences".
Modelling identifies the role of individual phenomena and their interplay.
A parametric study has been performed to assess the effects of individual phenomena and parameters.
This fact led to the choice of the model-gas test bench, which allows the study of the individual phenomena under idealised conditions.
The potential for such points arises from collinearity among reaction, separation and mixing as individual phenomena and is independent of operating conditions.
Though there may be an amazing correspondence among numerous individual phenomena, each individual sacral form of government can be explained only in its own historical, social, and religious context.
Using Klee's idea of the difference between "dividual" and "individual" phenomena – the difference between, say, the endlessly divisible nature of water, as opposed to the singularity, the indivisibility, of a bottle of water – Birtwistle conjured a series of different musical materials.
Emotions have a collective existence — they are not just an individual phenomenon".
Burnout is rarely an individual phenomenon; fixing and preventing it requires leadership.
Confusion is not just an individual phenomenon; if anything, crowds and entire societies seem to be more susceptible.
"My hope is that the book will influence the world of sleep research so sleep is no longer viewed as an individual phenomenon," Dr. Rosenblatt said.
Douthat is no doubt right that since the 1960s, religion has become a more explicitly market-driven and individual phenomenon.
