"naturally exist" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means something that exists in nature without being created or manufactured by humans. Example: "According to scientists, the beautiful aurora borealis is a result of naturally occurring phenomena in Earth's atmosphere."
Although gene flow is a natural process [ 10], SMGs do not naturally exist in plants and they confer novel traits such as antibiotic- or herbicide-resistance. Therefore, it has been argued that it is desirable to confine transgene(s) in GM crop populations of interest to minimize gene flow to other related species.
Most existing interior support structures have been designed by simulating lightweight structures naturally exist.
THE GRASS IS NOT ALWAYS GREENER "To a purist, the best combination is picking grasses that naturally exist in that location.
Other than some exceptional cases where a low-fibre diet is recommended by your GP, I recommend everyone to ensure that their fibre intake is more than adequate, from wholesome foods as they naturally exist, and within the context of a healthy diet.
Without human incubators, the virus cannot naturally exist.
This behavior should naturally exist in shallow subduction events.
Leaders in Europe and the United States rose to the challenge, overcoming the doubts and fears that quite naturally existed.
The truth is, the weight I am now is the one I have been most often throughout my adult life and representative of how my body naturally exists, in a healthy state.
Gigante's is the kind of book that one can mock with ease and imitate at peril: "If we approach Wordsworth's concept of feeding through the mechanics of assimilation, as described in Romantic Naturphilosophie, we find that the feeding mind naturally exists in a precarious state of tension with its own abjected matter," and so on.
It is obvious that time-delay naturally exists in many real systems.
Thus, the sparsity of user activity naturally exists in massive connectivity.
