The phrase "away below" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a location that is significantly lower in position or status, often in a figurative sense.
Example: "The valley lies away below the mountain peaks, hidden from view."
Alternatives: "far below" or "down below".
Everyone schleps over, and there, on a promontory, is the most magnificent view in the world -- the valley stretches away below, all is perfect save the one pine tree occupying the only space to put the product.
Passy and Sallanches, two towns at the foot of the Chamonix valley, twinkled a lifetime away below as we made our way up the steep face of Mont Blanc du Tacul – the slightly lower (4,248m peak just north-west of the White Mountain itself.
The girl is 30 feet (9m) tall and made of wood, but as she blinks, opens her mouth and looks around, patiently watching the workers scurrying away below, it becomes tempting to think that a part of Lilliput has come to Liverpool.
In 1910, Parsons wrote that his design intent was to move visitors "through a rocky defile and again creeping along the base of a cliff with grassy slopes falling away below".
The crisis bubbles away below the surface.
The space rose above us and fell away below us.
Yesterday, the shares delisted at 643.5p - more than the price at which they were given away but below 1999's highs of £14.
WALKING AWAY John Arnold, below, one of the most profitable traders in the hedge fund industry, has decided to shut down his Centaurus Advisors and return money to investors, according to people familiar with the matter.
A third study concluded that parts of Greenland's ice cap will be eaten away from below, since it is piled atop newly discovered canyons, which will allow warm ocean water to encroach inland for up to sixty-five miles.
Looking at those half-naked, sunburned figures sweating away far below, you cannot help but reflect that they hardly conform to the popular stereotype of the scientist.
See more works from WHEN THE CAT'S AWAY, ABSTRACTION below: .
