'isolated enclave' is correct and usable in written English.
It typically refers to a small, isolated community located in the midst of a larger population. For example, you could say, "The small village in the Spanish mountains was an isolated enclave, completely cut off from the rest of the world."
The housing will be sold and rented at market rates, but Seapointe Village is not intended as an isolated enclave.
The deployment of Russian nuclear-capable missiles in Kaliningrad, the isolated enclave it controls on Poland's and Lithuania's border, is the latest move in a war of nerves along Europe's eastern flank.
Azerbaijan would be compensated with an internationally protected road, linking it to its isolated enclave of Nakhichevan.If the logjam were at last to break, it would be a rare example, these days, of co-operation among the big powers.
Many of them traveled thousands of miles from far-flung exile to meet in this largely isolated enclave that Iraqi Kurds have effectively controlled since the early 1990's, when the United States established a no-flight zone that is off-limits to Iraqi forces.
ONCE summer comes, there is only one place you need to look for Nina and Joe Power: on the breezy back deck of their 1930's waterfront brick house in Locust Point, an isolated enclave in the Throgs Neck section of the Bronx.
He said a cut in Pailin's economic lifeline by the Cambodian Government on one side and by the Thais on the other could persuade the younger leaders, who now control the isolated enclave, to cut loose those old revolutionary war horses.
They can survive only in relatively isolated enclaves of society.
In the West Bank, some Palestinian cities and towns have become isolated enclaves, surrounded by troops and tanks.
Most of them live in the northern part of the province and the rest in scattered, often isolated enclaves around the territory.
It transformed two tiny uninhabited Colombian islands, Quitasueño and Serrana, into isolated enclaves, and left the rest of the Colombian archipelago jutting into Nicaragua's newly expanded waters.
He attributed the uprising to feelings among Palestinians that the self-rule accords had achieved little aside from the constriction of Palestinians in isolated enclaves, with no signs of movement toward statehood.
