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The phrase "amongst trees" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe being in the midst of trees, often conveying a sense of being surrounded by nature.
Example: "The children played happily amongst trees, their laughter echoing through the forest."
Alternatives: "among trees" or "in the midst of trees".
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The paper presents a nonholonomic motion planner for mobile manipulators moving in outdoor environment amongst trees.
Results from Prihatini et al. 2015a also indicated that needle fungal communities may be highly variable amongst trees at a single site.
Additionally, the processing equipment in the operations they studied was in fixed locations and did not have to navigate amongst trees or across difficult terrain, unlike the harvesters in this study.
"Giraffes are browser animals so they browse amongst trees," Krishna-Pillay tOutrageousgeous Acts Of Science".
Two small temples are positioned amongst trees part way down the slope.
We bump up and stop outside another farm, a modern house, half built, half stucco over thin Chinese brick, old barns, set amongst trees.
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Unlike flooded rice fields direct-seeded rice can be grown amongst tree crops.
The ratio of native to exotic species was higher amongst tree recruits than adult trees, both for numbers of species and individuals.
The hollowed-out shell of a burnt redwood tree, somehow still alive, is a familiar sight for anyone who has spent time hiking amongst redwood trees.
Albert's gleaming bullets, glinting amongst the trees of Hyde Park, seeks to change this in a provocative but celebratory way.
Yet dispersed amongst blossom trees, ponds and statues, tucked away from the capital's working day, protesters might be attending an open-air concert.
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