The phrase "camp up" is not a phrase that is commonly used in English, so it would not be considered correct in written English.
It may be used in informal conversations, but not in written English. An example of usage in an informal conversation would be: "We should camp up at the lake this weekend."
We camp up and birds are crowing, screaming like cats.
You can't camp up there!" "But my map shows a campsite …" I said.
When I was at camp up by Rhinelander, my friend Marcia showed her butt to this Swedish Lutheran stableboy, and you know what he said?" "No".
When the disulfide links were reduced, the split receptor still induced cAMP up to 60%, which raises the intriguing possibility of a residual induction activity of the endodomain in the absence of high-affinity ligand binding.
Talk story about a drive to inspect the progress of construction of a Girl Scout camp up in the mountains near the Hawk's Nest, a deep gorge in the Delaware River, upriver from the Water Gap.
Oh no you're not, you're going to hitchhike to the Lake District with a tent, you're going to camp, up in the mountains, for a week; and then – if you're still alive – you're going to hitchhike back again.
In the present study, the results show that M. grandiflora L. flower extract inhibited melanogenesis induced by α-MSH mediated intracellular cAMP up-regulation.
The results reveal that the Lycium chinense Miller root SFE inhibited melanogenesis induced by α-MSH-mediated intracellular cAMP up-regulation.
The results shown in Figure 4 indicate that Lycium chinense Miller root SFE decreased MC1R expression and further suggests that Lycium chinense Miller root SFE inhibited melanogenesis induced via α-MSH-mediated intracellular cAMP up-regulation.
He also has four camps up at Peekskill.
Others recommend camping up, fetish gear or leather straps.
