The phrase "a cluster of hamlets" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small group of rural communities or settlements that are located close to each other.
Example: "The region is known for its picturesque landscape, featuring a cluster of hamlets nestled in the hills."
Alternatives: "a group of villages" or "a collection of small towns."
Her principal field site was a cluster of hamlets, containing several hundred households, on an arid limestone plateau on Java's south coast.
The community is a cluster of hamlets with a headman elected by a council of hamlet heads from among the members of a dominant lineage.
The developments came as cease-fire monitors on the ground in Syria — still grappling with the killings of more than 100 villagers in Houla, a cluster of hamlets in the western part of the country — reported a new atrocity on Wednesday, saying 13 people had been discovered shot to death in eastern Syria, with hands bound behind their backs.
"Nobody should be astonished that big fortunes have found a certain fiscal advantage" in moving to this side of the border, said the mayor, whose domain covers Néchin and a cluster of other hamlets that form what is known as the Entity of Estaimpuis.
OGINOSATO, Japan — A few years ago, one of my Japanese friends and her husband, both Osaka-born artists in their 30s, decided to move from Kyoto to Oginosato, a cluster of tiny agricultural hamlets just northeast of the city.
Real estate in Bedford, a cluster of quaint Westchester County hamlets, has been bruised by the loss of wealth from the Wall Street collapse, and high-priced homes like this take a long time to move, in part because of tight financing for jumbo loans in Westchester country, that's all mortgages above $729,750.
Before the arrival of the railway, Cheadle Hulme was a rural and agricultural cluster of hamlets.
JORDANVILLE, N.Y., Sept. 4 - Amid the rolling hills of cornfields and dairy farms in this sparsely populated hamlet, a cluster of gold domes atop buildings reach toward the sky.
She can pinpoint each person on the spider web of interconnection that threads through the cluster of hamlets, from Wainscott to Montauk.
Bovina has a population of about 600, mostly scattered through the countryside around a small hamlet, Bovina Center, with a cluster of about 40 houses.
Now a road of sorts winds up to the tiny hamlet of ancient buildings, a cluster of which - La Gruba - has been rescued from ruin and transformed into the perfect mountain bolthole.
