The phrase "live individually" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It means to live separately or independently, without the influence or control of others. Example: Many people prefer to live individually rather than in a communal setting. In this sentence, "live individually" is used to describe a preference for living alone or in a self-sufficient manner.
Should my inmates live individually or communally, with or without the privacy of bathroom walls, in natural or artificial light?
But philosophy, when it is not a merely formal or symbolic exercise, is ultimately driven by the desire to find the right way to live, individually and collectively.
The former increasingly live individually: They are socially active, desire the newest technologies, and worry about going to good schools and getting good jobs.
Some Céli Dé took vows of chastity and poverty and while some lived individually as hermits, others lived beside or within existing monasteries.
He insisted that satya-graha, or "truth-struggle," is a civil disobedience method that has to be individually lived, as opposed to being theorized or institutionalized.
There are some housemates who are fast friends and spend lots of time together while others share space but live more individually.
"It made the biggest difference in people's lives, individually and broadly, by changing their neighborhoods and their neighborhood circumstances," Mr. Ferrer said of the Koch program.
And what's happening in our lives (individually and as a society) that we may want to avoid, such that we are open to (and perhaps yearning for) distraction?
Their lives, individually and collectively, are much too complicated to summarize, and in any case one of the pleasures of "La Buche" is watching their personalities and situations unfold over time.
We need to find ways of weaving our suffering into the tapestry of our lives, individually and as a community.
This makes person (Father) doubt value of whole enterprise, i.e., makes Father (me) wonder if humans would not be better off living alone, individually, in woods, minding own beeswax, not loving anyone.
