The phrase "away introduced" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a combination of words that lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The concept was introduced away from the main topic, causing confusion."
Alternatives: "introduced elsewhere" or "brought up separately".
It was an odd scene: a little-known governor from a state a thousand miles away, introducing the candidate to his own voters.
Clinton was seated just a few feet away, introducing herself anew to the country through the lens of a small gathering at Kirkwood Community College, on the outskirts of Monticello.
The risk that a bond may be called away introduces another significant risk for investors reinvestment risk.
But sales then fell away, introducing a new volatility into the beleaguered retail market and playing all sorts of havoc with businesses' cash flow.
But because of their family structure, when Josh gets a new teacher or joins a new sports team, Jeff and Andrew make it a point to "jump in right away, introduce ourselves," they say.
The year before, state Sen. Mike Folmer (R), who lives five miles away, had introduced a bill that would prohibit state and local agencies from using drones for surveillance.
"There is a shift now to try to restore the native communities and to move away from introduced species," said Mr. Monsen, who has worked on projects around the West that have succeeded in restoring the key species in sagebrush grasslands.
Mr. Freeman is at his best in the title track and "Don't Drive Your Children Away," both introduced by his reminiscing about his mother (who died when he was young) in a voice that makes Isaac Hayes sound like a soprano.
As the minutes ticked away Benitez introduced Torres.
This graphite generally burns away when introduced to the hydrogen flame during the dimple annealing process, however, using too much graphite should be avoided as it can contaminate the dimple, inducing losses.
