The phrase "a remote branch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a branch of an organization or entity that is located far away from the main office or headquarters.
Example: "The company has established a remote branch in a different state to better serve its clients in that region."
Alternatives: "a distant branch" or "an outlying branch".
The Karelians, Veps, and Livonians were among the original Baltic-Finnic tribes; Votic is considered to be an offshoot of Estonian, and Ingrian a remote branch of Karelian.
A Branch has a name and a boolean attribute isTracked, which is true if the branch tracks a remote branch.
All sequences except one were placed in close phylogenetic distance to Methanoculleus bourgensis; the one remaining sequence was placed in a remote branch formed by Methanoculleus marisnigri, Methanoculleus palmolei, Methanoculleus chikugoensis and Methanoculleus thermophilus (Figure 5B).
That includes all desktop applications and IP telephony services, too, so there's no software installed or maintained at remote branch offices.
As a result, the two haplotypes may reside in remote branches of the tree, which limits the ability to test certain genetic effects in QTL mapping.
For M. m. musculus, the feather-like sub-tree indicate remote branching for the Chinese and Kazak samples, a fact to be put in relation with the probable recent eastwards expansion of this subspecies from the Caucasus region [ 26, 30].
It also saves on headcount, with Lloyds looking at opening some more remote branches for shorter hours so that staff can support a wider network.
It also saves on head count, with Lloyds looking at opening some more remote branches for shorter hours so that staff can support a wider network.
He lived in cities such as Paris and Berlin, but was equally at home on the most remote branches of the Orinoco River or on the Kazakh Steppe.
It is much more difficult to establish a bank branch in a remote foreign country than it is to access the Internet.
"Multi-grade classes are important because children here stay in a remote and mountainous area," says branch school teacher Duong Thi Phuong Anh.
