The phrase 'separate context' is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to a distinct set of circumstances that are unrelated to the original topic of discussion. For example, "We may need to consider this issue in a separate context if the outcome will differ significantly".
Approaches that artificially separate context from practice have been surprisingly persistent in social work.
To complete the chart, students should consider how parents and owners might want to use surveillance to monitor young people in each separate context.
Creating these predefined lists is time-consuming and we cannot build a unique lexical-based dictionary to be used in every separate context.
Again, some terminological ambiguity exists because according to some philosophers, there are three contexts, not two: Only the initial conception of a new idea (the "eureka moment") is the context of discovery proper, and between it and justification there exists a separate context of pursuit (Laudan 1980).
In a separate context, members of minuscule "progressive" breakaway groups have also adopted the label Liberal Mormon.
Instead, for each separate context, we compared per cent signal change for free and forced conditions.
And so, two similar espionage events dropped into separate contexts have produced markedly different reactions.
Stevin also showed how one single idea of number, expressed as decimal fractions, could be used equally in such separate contexts as land surveying, volume measurement, and astronomical and financial computations.
Additionally, there is a direct effect of these separate context-subdimensions on domain-specific analytical and constructive problem-solving competencies (d), which are related, but standalone (e).
However, previous electrophysiological studies of sensorimotor adaptation have not identified a neural mechanism supporting the detection of a context switch and adaptation to separate contexts.
Despite the fact that industry effects have been recognized by scholars as a topic of investigation in both the separate contexts of EM and CSR, the emerging literature on the EM-CSR relationship has largely neglected such effects.
