"sufficiently separated" is correct and can be used in written English.
The phrase is used to indicate that two things are distinct or separate; it suggests that there is a satisfactory amount of distance between the two items. For example, "The plot of land was sufficiently separated from the main road to allow for a quiet and peaceful environment."
The aim of this study was to define rapidly experimental conditions under which the enantiomers can be sufficiently separated for quantification and to derive a methodology for the separation of new compounds.
Still, the F.D.A. letter said the trials had not sufficiently separated the contributions of irinotecan and Erbitux.
We show that FBS implementability requires that the part worth between segments must be sufficiently separated.
These analyses may lack important information because several critical components are not sufficiently separated.
Beginning with americium, however, the electron energy levels seem to be sufficiently separated so that mixing does not occur.
With the new technique, the first-round reaction mixture was sufficiently separated from second-round primers by the oil layer.
Texas claims that the Planned Parenthood clinics serving the program, which do not provide abortions, are not sufficiently separated from the clinics that do provide them.
Heat losses are substantially less significant for cases in which the turbulent flame brush is sufficiently separated from the GMLI.
The former situation is favoured when the two proton-associated equilibria are sufficiently separated on the pH scale and when the PET process is of moderate efficiency.
For example, the fluorescence spectrum of 7AW is sufficiently separated from that of PheCN, making it straightforward to decompose the FRET spectrum into donor and acceptor contributions.
electrical charge distribution in a thunderstormWhen the electrical charges become sufficiently separated in a thundercloud, with some regions acquiring a negative charge and others a positive, a discharge of lightning becomes likely.
