The phrase "empty surroundings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an area or environment that lacks people, objects, or activity, often evoking a sense of desolation or isolation.
Example: "As she walked through the abandoned building, she couldn't shake the feeling of unease in the empty surroundings."
Alternatives: "desolate environment" or "vacant area."
It's relatively empty with beautiful surroundings; Lula's Cafe, where a delicious lunch for two cost us about $9, is there.
Apart from the invigilator and me, the room was completely empty, although the surroundings became irrelevant as soon as I was captivated by the problems.
BAGHDAD AND SURROUNDINGS: BAGHDAD: STREETS EMPTY -- Huge explosions shake buildings in the heart of the capital, including cruise missiles that strike Iraqi television.
This means turning of the television, clearing off a space on the desk or table, moving to an empty room, or otherwise making your surroundings conducive to concentration and productive work.
Do I want to be in the White House one day?" After lunch, as we walked around the resort's verdant gardens, Pratt took out his phone and began Snapchatting, panning over the surroundings, which happened to be empty.
The stimuli were seen through a Gaussian annular window that had a radius of 1.33 degrees and a sigma of 0.34 degrees, which left the surroundings of the fixation mark empty.
Even if slavemakers clear-out their immediate surroundings from host colonies, these empty nest sites can be re-populated fast by new colonies [ 41] owing to strong competition for suitable nest sites [ 30].
Also, the surroundings consisting of multiple buildings and empty spaces make walls and streets as surfaces of particle accumulation, which from the collapse zone on can get thinner by exponential law.
"I think we should put people's minds at ease". The US-Mexico border is about 1,900 miles (3,100 km) long and traverses all sorts of terrain from empty, dusty desert to the lush and rugged surroundings of the Rio Grande.
While I had spent most of my early days in the privileged surroundings of a British private school, she had been kicking empty tins of Foster's around the dirt roads of the Australian outback.
