The phrase "a remoteness from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of being distant or detached from something, whether physically, emotionally, or conceptually.
Example: "There was a noticeable remoteness from the community, as the new policies seemed to ignore their needs."
Alternatives: "a distance from" or "a detachment from".
This, apparently, extended to a remoteness from his co-stars Channing Tatum and Mark Ruffalo.
But if the writer is seeking the truth about his characters, a remoteness from the facts only clouds the skies.
The centralising reflexes of a communist past mean deals out of sight and a remoteness from the reality of township life.
Both strike a resentful chord in an area already grumpy about living on the edge of decision making, whether that means a remoteness from London or the age-old fissure between Yorkshire and Lancashire which meet here.
It is certain, however, that a static state does not exist; were this manifest it would be the sign of a remoteness from the continuous flow of evolution and innovation.
Love details his childhood and school years — surrounded by musical siblings and cousins but feeling a remoteness from his parents — and also makes clear the contrasts between the Loves and Wilsons, particularly financially.
He's got ridiculous grandiosity and a certain remoteness from everyday life down pat: this is, after all, a man who proposed to his fiancé by hiring a 45,500-capacity sports stadium and a 50-piece orchestra, who appears on stage rapping from the top of a mountain and conducting a dialogue with a man dressed as Jesus.
And I moved, in those days that Tuesday morning to the Friday night when she died from feeling at times a great remoteness from her to wanting fiercely, almost in the same moment, my mother back where she had always been, in witty command of her world, full of odd dreams and perspectives, difficult, ready for life.
And I moved, in those days — that Tuesday morning to the Friday night when she died — from feeling at times a great remoteness from her to wanting fiercely, almost in the same moment, my mother back where she had always been, in witty command of her world, full of odd dreams and perspectives, difficult, ready for life.
The legislative selection method provides some political insulation, but also a remoteness and inaccessibility from the res t of state government.
The linear ordering problem consists in finding a linear order at minimum remoteness from a weighted tournament T, the remoteness being the sum of the weights of the arcs that we must reverse in T to transform it into a linear order.
