The phrase "remote in time" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The origins of this tradition are remote in time, dating back to ancient Greek mythology.
Remote in time it may be; irrelevant to the present it is not.
You can see Cwmgiedd – impossibly remote in time and culture now.
Presumably he will take as easily as MacGregor did to exhibiting archaeological wonders from places remote in time and geography.
But these justifications are absent where a search is remote in time or place from the arrest.
Through this procedure, all children acquired tact for untrained events that were remote in time and space from their mothers.
Such a threat fails to satisfy this requirement not because it is too remote in time but because there is a lack of certainty it will occur.
The road will bear more traffic, the area more people (at least 6,000 workers will be needed for the dam building at its peak) and this part of Patagonia will certainly lose its remote, lost-in-time feel.
The car is brought from a remote lot in time for the return.
In some areas of West Papua ballot papers did not reach remote areas in time, with the vote in several subdistricts postponed until Thursday.
It seemed absurd when he got the invitation, but seen so abstractly, and at such a remote distance in time and space, he accepted it as part of his getaway plan.
I couldn't reach my remote control in time to block out Aussie Home Loans' John Symond – a real man of the people – banging on about an "immoral tax" on business hiring.
