"separate evidence" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
Example sentence: The expert was able to piece together separate evidence to form a comprehensive argument.
Thus, rather than assess the degree of indirectness it seems more plausible to analyse the direct and indirect outcomes separately and to produce two separate evidence propositions: taking the previous example further, one for the intervention's effectiveness on osteoporosis in increasing bone mineral density, and another for its effectiveness in preventing hip fracture.
There is separate evidence of elevated nitrate concentrations in groundwater.
In separate evidence also published today, Vodafone told the committee: "A small minority of customers were targeted by unscrupulous individuals".
In separate evidence to MPs, Chappell said he received £2.63m from Retail Acquisitions and BHS during the period he controlled the retailer.
Separate evidence indicates, however, that Plaintiff's profits from the Internet have been increasing over the years, to the point that they now exceed Plaintiff's other marketing channels.
Dr Pacey points out that there is separate evidence suggesting the incidences of testicular cancer, and of genital abnormalities in boys, are both rising.
For all ten health problems assessed in the CGA, separate evidence-based care plans are developed.
Details on antigen testing for fungal infection, including those other than aspergillosis [ 93], have been reviewed in a separate evidence-based guideline of our group [ 94].
As most long-term conditions are managed by reference to separate evidence-based guidelines, the lack of guidance on prioritising treatments in patients with multiple conditions can lead to polypharmacy and is a challenge for healthcare professionals [ 3].
For example, such research could examine which shared features of anxiety disorders are associated with alcohol-related problems and whether a universal evidence-based transdiagnostic anxiety AUD treatment protocol focused on these factors could be achieved rather than requiring separate evidence-based treatments for each anxiety disorder AUD combination.
Separating evidence from questions and trying to analyse what questions the evidence raises without going too far in answering those questions has been a challenge.
