The phrase "a steep alpine" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a steep slope or terrain found in alpine regions, often in the context of hiking, skiing, or mountain climbing.
Example: "The hikers struggled to ascend the steep alpine path, their legs burning with each step."
Alternatives: "a steep mountain" or "a steep hillside".
Topographic variability of a steep alpine terrain creates a multitude of fine-scale thermal habitats that is mirrored in plant species distribution, warning against projections of the responses of alpine plant species to climate warming that adopt a broad-scale isotherm approach (Scherrer and Korner 2010).
The title of the work is taken from the final sentence of the film, spoken by actor Michael Caine as he tries to devise a plan for saving the gold and his fellow conspirators from tipping into a steep alpine valley.
Hiking up a steep alpine track, the buildings I passed had been plastered over, all the signs of conflict hidden except for where the bullet holes were too high to reach.
In the stormy Monashee mountains, three snowcats deliver you up to 6,000m of vertical descent a day, encompassing glades, steep alpine and even glacial terrain.
Lower South Fork surged and crowned -- flames leaping from tree to tree -- and it ran up the steep alpine slopes, burning like a fire in the driest, hottest days of July and August.
Indeed, the large sign just ahead on the steep alpine road proclaims this place to be China's most beautiful village.
Depending on whom you talk to in the steep, alpine enclaves of Graub?n, otherwise known as Grisons, the easternmost wedge of the country, there is either strong support or bitter resistance to Romansh, the local language.
Gen. Michael P. DeLong, deputy commander of the Marine Corps Atlantic command, blamed the accident, in postcard-clear weather, on "crew error". He said it was caused by the way crew members "aggressively maneuvered their aircraft" in steep Alpine valleys in northern Italy.
Though it actually produces more red wines than white, it is the bright, aromatic whites grown mostly at altitude on steep, alpine slopes that have pinned the place on wine lovers' map of the world.
The higher rate observed for cattle could be explained by the fact that there are more emergency slaughters in cattle due to accidents on steep alpine pastures in cattle than in pigs, which frequently result in widespread injuries and hematomas.
Bod and Kol are typical valley stations situated in a steep valley stretching from the Alpine main ridge northward with Kol beeing furthest into the valley and thus experiencing the greatest obstruction of the horizon.
