The phrase "in secluded" is correct and usable in written English
It is used to describe an area, a place, or an environment that is away from other people--solitary or hidden. For example, "On the edge of the lake, there was a small cabin tucked away in secluded in woods."
They used to live by themselves in secluded places.
The kiwi, another flightless species, is extant, though only in secluded bush areas.
The regional dialects of Aragon, Navarra, Leon, Asturias, and Santander were crowded out gradually and today survive only in secluded rural areas.
But most of the action takes place at pool parties in secluded barn conversions, leaving the town itself safe for you.
Historically, prototypical clinical labor has been tried and tested in secluded spaces institutionally separated from the political economy proper and from formal labor relations (such as the prison, the asylum, or the nuclear family).
The investigated cases generally illustrate the tendency to locate refugee accommodation in secluded areas outside of cities, and of governing these spaces by legal instruments that do not apply to surrounding areas and people.
IN a secluded valley deep in the Canadian Rockies, miles from any road and even farther from the nearest chairlift, sits a luxurious cabin.
UKTek are a free party community based in Britain, organising underground parties (normally on bank holidays) in secret, secluded locations.
Meetings took place in a secluded parking garage, which gave Mr Felt a fast escape route.
Here thousands of mushroom-shaped hoodoos sit clustered in a secluded valley on the edge of the spectacular San Rafael Swell.
One advantage of being in effect secluded from the prevailing scientific mindset, he believes, is that Africans might have fresh insights to offer.
