The phrase "remotely away" is not grammatically correct and should not be used in written English.
The more appropriate way to express this idea would be to use "far away" or "distantly away." For example: - The nearest grocery store is quite far away from my house. - The job site was located distantly away from the city center.
Already, 16% of all the work done by the world's IT-services industry is carried out remotely, away from where these services are consumed, says McKinsey.
I cherish the ability to work remotely, away from the lab, at unconventional hours; no more blankets in the corner of the lab waiting for my experiment to come down.
"I don't actually believe that and I'm not remotely walking away from the seriousness of what I'm confronting in the organisation and the international field of play," Coe said.
Asked if the IAAF scandal is as big as Fifa's… Coe: "I don't actually believe that and I'm not remotely walking away from the seriousness of what I'm confronting in the organisation and the international field of play.
The required scanning range in the plasma (more than 20°) is achieved remotely, far away from the hostile plasma environment.
The rest of the time you could perfectly happily be doing your work remotely and away from the people you've been randomly allotted to spend most of your waking hours with.
A million musical miles away from the Mozart we know and love, it didn't sound remotely out of place.
And like all good fashionistas, when minimalism descended, I packed away anything remotely decorative.
The early signs are that the G.O.P. is not remotely ready to step away from its anti-tax (make that anti-tax-the-rich) fundamentalism.
Allen was never remotely going to stay away for as long as she threatened, but it is very good to have her back.
Terrorists hoping to survive the nuclear blast would have to design and build a complicated machine — a weapon that could be safely transported, armed near the target, and remotely detonated from miles away.
