The phrase "a far off place" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a location that is distant or remote from the speaker's current position or context.
Example: "In her dreams, she often traveled to a far off place where the sun always shone and the air was filled with the scent of blooming flowers."
Alternatives: "a distant location" or "a remote area".
It seems to me to be a far off place worth little attention DAVID REMNICK: For one thing, we have thousands of troops nearby in Afghanistan, and Uzbekistan is hardly cordoned off from the troubles in South and Central Asia.
I think that most people think of their futures that way, as a far off place, not as an eventuality.
Miller is making an ideological point: "See the textiles industry, designed and branded as it is, glorious and glamorous, it is actually a very bloody industry, every time I do consumer research into a given line of clothing you eventually get to something in the manufacturing of the clothes themselves, that happened in a far off place lacking human rights and environmental protection parameters".
In 1993, she played a young wife in the CBS miniseries Return to Lonesome Dove and in the Disney film A Far Off Place, she played Nonnie Parker, a South African girl who crosses 1250 mile of the Kalahari In the same year, Witherspoon had a minor role in Jack the Bear, which garnered her the Young Artist Award for Best Youth Actress Co-star.
Everywhere the couple turns, the home brings warm memories of a far-off place.
The world seemed like a far-off place; I felt disassociated from it, in exile.
"The Fast Runner," however, is not merely an interesting document from a far-off place; it is a masterpiece.
Strangers in a far-off place needed their help, he said, but he knew that members of his audience had principled objections.
This opening has the power of music, a prelude introducing the story's themes: a far-off place, grief, estrangement from the self, dreams, isolation.
The Double, as the company calls it, looks like an ultra-simple robot that can navigate a far-off place through two iPads.
"Their money comes from Iran, so they don't need to take anything from hungry merchants in a far-off place like this".
