The phrase "intact nature" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a natural environment that has remained unaltered or unaffected by human activity. For example: "The small island protected by national law is blessed with an intact nature, providing a sanctuary for its native wildlife."
Karupa Lake is perhaps the premier place for solitude, pure wilderness and intact nature in the whole national park system.
By doing that, HAp NPs will be strongly fixed to nanofibers, and intact nature of silk/HAp can be preserved without using toxic chemicals.
And given that ecology can be vital for effective farming, especially in developing countries, how do you make sure you manage the farming and the ecology together for maximal benefit to people, both through agriculture and through intact nature?
These characterization techniques revealed that HAp NPs can be easily introduced in silk nanofibers using a stopcock connector, and this method favorably preserves the intact nature of silk fibroin and HAp NPs.
The labeling scheme was such that the appearance of high FRET indicates the intact nature of the dsDNA.
The lesion observed was notably distinct from this in both colouration and the intact nature of the mucosa.
If we want to leave some reasonable portions intact for nature and ensure that nature continues providing services we need, it may be the only way of doing things.
An unreleased study conducted by the New York Industrial Retention Network and Unite suggests that while part of the garment center remains intact, the nature of the district is, as Mr. Friedman said, "down to the core".
These images revealed that the spheres retained their intact spherical nature even after calcination at 600°C for 6 h.
Yet, wild frogs are best, because of their amazing hunting abilities and still intact wild nature.
Keeping nature intact, or developing it in sustainable ways, protects against disease.
