The phrase "alien insects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe insects that are not native to a particular environment or region, often in discussions about ecology or invasive species.
Example: "The introduction of alien insects into the ecosystem has caused significant disruption to local wildlife."
Alternatives: "non-native insects" or "invasive insects".
Congressional leadership first floated the creation of sixth branch of the armed forces focused on space combat (sadly, not against invading alien insects though) last year… and Mattis promptly blasted the idea.
Artist Imagines Hundreds of Polygonal Alien Insects.
Artist Generates Hundreds of Unique Polygonal Alien Insects.
In addition to basic troops, there are Hunters, or Mgalekgolo, (from the planet Te) who according to Bungie's mythology are actually collectives of alien insects singularly known as Lekgolo encased in tough armor.
To understand the processes of invasions by alien insects is a pre-requisite for improving management.
Indeed, whereas A. decemarticulatus workers recruit nestmates mainly after contact with alien insects that have damaged leaf blades [32], Z. annulosus nymphs detect prey visually (even from one leaf to another) and immediately capture them.
Unleash an alien insect invader to fight back.
Similar situations often have been controlled by determining the major predators or parasites of an alien insect pest in its country of origin and introducing them as control agents.
By Hendrik Hertzberg December 25 , 2013In the spring of 1954, my parents finally allowed themselves to bring a TV set into our home — a state-of-the-art DuMont, black and white, of course, with the aspect of an alien insect: spindly legs, pointy antennae, a body entirely dominated by a single bulging, bulbous eye.
In the spring of 1954, my parents finally allowed themselves to bring a TV set into our home — a state-of-the-art DuMont, black and white, of course, with the aspect of an alien insect: spindly legs, pointy antennae, a body entirely dominated by a single bulging, bulbous eye.
They pick their battalion of choice: there are Lord of the Rings-style elves and dwarves in Warhammer's fantasy world, while 40k features bulky Space Marines and the alien, insect-like race of the Tyranids.
