The phrase "primitive sites" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a location or area that is undeveloped or in its natural state without modern amenities or conveniences. Example: The national park offers a variety of camping experiences, from luxurious cabins to primitive sites for those seeking a more rugged adventure.
The area offers five national forest campgrounds and unlimited backcountry and primitive sites.
Developed sites are $12 a night and primitive sites are free.
Camping is available in a number of established campsites, as well as in primitive sites along the Siltcoos river.
For example, 4.5 miles from the park's South Rim entrance, Ten-X Campground (928-638-2443; $10) has 70 primitive sites available first come first served.
eToys did place first in recognition in the survey for the toy category, but Toys R Us toy, with its primitive site, came in second.
Three campgrounds are available: South and Watchman at the far southern side of the park, and a primitive site at Lava Point in the middle of the park off Kolob Terrace Road.
Eukaryotic cells move within the surrounding environment essentially for two reasons: the necessity to reach a predetermined site or the hostility of the primitive site.
The patients who were followed up at our centre were planned to undergo a MRI/CT scan of the primitive site every 3 months for the first 2 years, every 6 months for the following 3 years and then every year from then onwards.
Even in primitive recycling sites, open burning of e-waste is usually prohibited.
Visit a craft blog or the search for primitive decor sites online to find tutorials on primitive decorating and crafting.
In zebrafish, one important intra-embryonic primitive hematopoiesis site is conformed by the intermediate cell mass (ICM), equivalent to the mammalian yolk sac blood island and located in the trunk ventral to the notochord.
