'hidden haven' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to a place that provides a sense of safety and refuge from the outside world. For example, "After working all day, my home is my hidden haven where I can escape the chaos of the world."
Jane Megan Kathleen Duffyy) and her ex-boyfriend, Chip Nick Ballardd), have managed to survive by hiding out in a camouflaged apartment stocked with canned goods — a hidden haven that the couple secured only after Chip killed one of the neighbors.
The Rev. Barry L. Schwartz, an interfaith minister, officiated at Hidden Haven, an inn.
The Rolling Stones, a teenage David Bowie, Rod Stewart, Eric Clapton, the Who and Pink Floyd all first found regular audiences in this hidden haven.
"We tried to make it feel as natural as possible, to contrast the hard and faceless materials of the rest of the building," says Cottrell, as we look up to see adult patients at windows above, enviously eyeing this hidden haven.
But aid organisations are alarmed that money that should be used for building the infrastructure of the poorest countries is being hidden in havens by corrupt politicians and multinationals exploiting tax loopholes.
While Norwegian executives decided to mostly hide the Haven from view, Royal Caribbean went with transparency.
This was Hyperborea redux: the Arctic as a balmy haven hidden away at the end of the world.
Its two- and three-story structures provide guests with a shady haven, hidden among lush tropical foliage.
Bob Holman Glasgow In 2012 the Tax Justice Network estimated that $21-32 21-32 trilliondden is tax hidden worldwine.
The anti-poverty charity Oxfam estimates that £12tn is being hidden in tax havens around the world.
Of course, since tax evaders use sometimes complex arrangements to conceal their assets, measuring the wealth hidden in tax havens is fraught with difficulties.
