"viewed individually" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe looking at something in isolation, outside of the context of any other related items, or in contrast. For example, "When viewed individually, the components of the system seem to be functioning well, but once they are combined the performance becomes unreliable."
"Every case is an individual case, and every victim has the right to have each case viewed individually, and every defendant has that right".
The original incident reports can also be viewed individually and disclose how the information was initially reported.
When viewed individually, each letter may be difficult to recognize, but we hope that when gathered together, the letters create a logotype no less familiar than the original.
After 28 years in law enforcement, he might be able to recognize a group of characteristics typical of a drug courier that might seem innocuous when viewed individually or by a lay person, the court said.
But man as he is, in many respects helpless, in much imperfect, and in all feeble, when viewed individually, is still capable of social elevation such as society has not yet beheld.
There are no smoking guns; much of it is what social scientists call micro-indignities — small incidents that viewed individually may seem trivial, but when viewed cumulatively point to a practice of insensitivity and devaluation that can get in the way of work performance".
He sees the removal of Auto-Advance as mistake, saying "Snapchat messed up by letting people choose whose stories they view individually.
This will give users the ability to view individually customized channels of streaming Internet and personal digital content on devices enabled by Broadcom solutions, delivering an enhanced interactive consumer experience across multiple connected screens in the home.
Simply viewing individually aligned reads cannot resolve alternate splicing patterns, but by clicking through read-pairs, an annotator can reconstruct the phase of exons in different isoforms.
We found that those who viewed options individually chose the best option 75% of the time, while those who viewed options together identified the best product 84% of the time.
Also included are correspondence and film lists referring to films viewed either individually or as part of a semi-annual film series at the School of Dance under the auspices of Selma Jeanne Cohen.
