The phrase "a remote slope" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a hillside or incline that is far away from populated areas or difficult to access.
Example: "The hikers decided to explore a remote slope, hoping to find untouched nature and solitude."
Alternatives: "an isolated incline" or "a distant hillside".
MOSCOW — Rescuers who hiked Thursday to the remote slope of a dormant Indonesian volcano where a new-model Russian passenger jet crashed found no signs that any of the 50 people aboard had survived, according to local news media and the Russian Foreign Ministry.
Ms Guest had plenty of time to think about her injuries as she spent eight hours strapped to a backboard during the 250km (155 mile) journey to hospital from the remote slope she was training on.
However, if we include other remote slope failures mapped from the post-quake Landsat 8 imagery, the total area affected by landslide is likely exceeds 500 km2 (26 × 21 km).
President Maithripala Sirisena flew to the remote slopes of the country's Central Hills, where landslides buried villages in Kegalle district.
Usually, such remote slopes are the preserve of very rich heli-skiers, but we'd got here without breaking the bank or sky-rocketing our carbon footprint.
The timber industry discovered the Adirondacks in the mid-1800's, and by the end of that century almost all of the park, except for the steepest and most remote slopes, had been logged.
Apart from major gaps for the islands Tahaa (0/6 species) and Raiatea (7/34 species), sampling of the Society Islands endemic Partula radiation was almost complete: Bora Bora (1/1), Huahine (3/3), Moorea (7/7) and Tahiti (7/8 – the missing species, P. cythera, has not been seen since its discovery on a remote interior mountain slope in the 1920's [ 62]).
The missing species, Partula cytherea, has not been seen since its 1920's discovery on a remote Tahitian interior mountain slope [ 38] and it is now presumed extinct [ 13]. Figure 1 gives an overview of the Windward Island partulid mt COI phylogeny recovered.
A peasant shepherded Morgan and Rodríguez through vines and banana leaves until they reached a remote clearing, flanked by steep slopes.
A day after two neighbors were killed in the ambush, the villagers left their houses, clustered at the bottom of a steep slope of sheer ice, down a remote country road, to seek support and comfort.
The greatest of Kiarostami's Iranian films, "The Wind Will Carry Us," from 1999, is the story of an urbane documentary filmmaker who travels with his crew to a remote Kurdish village that is built into a sharply sloping hillside.
