"live scattered" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
Using this phrase would generally denote a sense of being widely distributed. For example, "Throughout the region, families live scattered in small towns and villages."
Members — who live scattered throughout Britain — take turns to host the club and provide dinner.
All but 3 of the 11 members of Rescue Ink live scattered around the boroughs.
Almost a million more Tatars live in Kazakhstan and Central Asia, while the Siberian Tatars, numbering only about 100,000, live scattered over western Siberia.
The report focuses on the plight of the 25 most endangered species, which live scattered around the tropics, mainly in areas of Asia and Africa.
But here where the Chinook live, scattered in small communities on each side of the lower Columbia River, there is no Chinook nation, or reservation.
Unlike in Kenya, where the athletes live in training camps, the Ethiopian runners live scattered around the chaotic, rubble-strewn neighbourhoods, mostly in modest, rented accommodation.
Settlement patterns vary; there are central villages (which may be vacant except during fiestas or market days, the families living on their farms most of the time), and there are dispersed villages with family groups living scattered over the countryside.
During times of crisis, the local tradition required that members of the index family stay even more closely together than they do anyway, taking food from the same plates, and sleeping close to each other in the same few huts at the centre of the compound rather than living scattered over an area of approximately 4 ha as in normal times.
For example, San Sebastian et al. [ 18] noted that in the Amazon district of Low-Napo, where their LHW intervention strategy took place, an outreach strategy is required to reach the indigenous population living scattered along rivers, where immunisation coverage is especially low.
Most did not know one another, their lives scattered across small, depressed towns and rolling hills in West Tennessee.
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