The phrase "historically removed" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means something or someone that is separated or distant from past events or time periods. Example: "The remains of this ancient civilization were historically removed from the modern world, but recent discoveries have shed light on their advanced society."
Yet if historically removed settings generally offer a greater chance of imperishability, an intriguing exception – at least in London – was Willy Russell's Blood Brothers, which lasted for 29 years and more than 10,000 performances in the West End.
My point is not that Brodsky did not evolve -- he grew ever more ambitious and risk-ready in some respects -- but that he arrived very early at a kind of historically removed sub specie aeternitatis perspective that is almost impossible either to push past or step down from.
Neonatal surgical repair for truncus arteriosus historically involves removing the pulmonary arteries from the truncal root, closing the ventricular septal defect, and creating right ventricular to pulmonary artery continuity.
Historically, farmers there removed any trees or bushes that sprouted up in their fields.
In the wake of one of Labour's worst election defeats in history and then a leadership contest that pitted brother against brother, many predicted that it would descend into civil war, as Labour has historically done when removed from power.
If the population has not lost substantial genetically based variation for this trait, then the frequencies might revert to those that occurred historically if dams were removed and migratory conditions also reverted back to historical conditions.
A new wrapper introduced in 2004 not only significantly changed the logo and color scheme, but also removed the historically prominent "Goldenberg's," which was thought to sound too homespun for a national player.
Historically, acetate has been removed after pretreatment using ion exchange technologies; however, this has proven to be quite costly [ 8].
But no tomb of an Aztec ruler has ever been found, in part because the Spanish conquerors built their own city atop the Aztecs' ceremonial center, leaving behind colonial structures considered too historically valuable to remove for excavations.
Pavia and Pfaff both believed that historically, gay men removing their shirts is linked to the AIDS crisis; that some people living with HIV built up their bodies to show them off so that they'd appear healthy as a way to combat the stigma associated with the virus and with being gay.
Thus, because religion is culturally and historically ubiquitous, if prayer were removed from the literary heritage of a culture, that culture would be deprived of a particularly rich and uplifting aspect.
