The phrase "a far away" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "far away" without the article "a."
Example: "The village is located far away from the city."
Alternatives: "distant" or "far off."
"FGM is not something that is happening in a far away place.
This devolution-doomsday scenario is probably a far away prospect even for disillusioned Provos.
Hotels were fully booked as a far away as Carlisle whilst sales of haggis spiked by 80 per cent.
In the 16th century, to call something Turkish meant that it was a far away exotic thing.
He grew up in the projects, focused on running, and got a scholarship to a far away college.
The fact that it was happening in a far away country made me feel that this was not my problem.
But what counts as hospitality in a far-away land constitutes, on native soil, a siege.
Flintoff picks up Banks and deposits him towards a far-away beer tent.
"You said then that that you came from a far-away place," the cardinal said.
Sometimes it is easy to see a far-away injustice, while ignoring one under your nose.
But at some point, he got a far-away look in his eyes, which was not his usual look.
