The phrase "remote province" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a region or area that is far away or isolated from urban centers or major cities. Example: The village was located in a remote province, far from the bustling city life and modern amenities.
Locals have welcomed the bridge for opening their remote province to commerce and tourism.
The family was let out in Amur, a hopelessly remote province on the border with China.
Kant lived in the remote province where he was born for his entire life.
The foot, like some roughneck hick town, is a remote province of the brain, liberated by distance from responsibility.
They say his decision to serve as governor in the remote province of Chuchotka was such a challenge.
In 1207 the ruling authorities suppressed the movement, resulting in Shinran's banishment to the remote province of Echigo.
Parliament has approved a bill that would grant broad political and economic autonomy to the remote province of Irian Jaya, where separatists are fighting for independence.
PAGE C1 Indonesia's New Crisis Many Indonesians fear that a secession movement in Aceh, a remote province rich in natural resources, could spread and destabilize the entire country.
In Badakhshan, the most remote province in northeastern Afghanistan, 64percentt of women of reproductive age who died reportedly succumbed to problems associated with pregnancy.
But it was only the most dramatic sign that many vital public services in this remote province of 525,000 people are beginning to break down.
In China, Mr. Sheng first experienced such multiplicity when he was sent as a young man during the Cultural Revolution to a remote province bordering Tibet.
