"removed intact" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something was taken away or extracted without being damaged or changed in any way. Example: The ancient artifacts were carefully removed intact from the excavation site, preserving their historical significance.
Buried for thousands of years in the mounds of forgotten cities, they have been removed intact in modern archaeological excavations.
The crustose thallus is in such intimate contact with the surface to which it is attached that it usually cannot be removed intact.
She said they had demonstrated that the contested procedure was a variant of and in some ways safer than the most common form of abortion used in the second trimester of pregnancy, which she called dilation and evacuation by disarticulation, in which the fetus is typically not removed intact.
Likewise, the Montana statute defines the banned procedure as one in which "(A) the living fetus is removed intact from the uterus until only the head remains in the uterus; (B) all or a part of the intracranial contents of the fetus are evacuated; (C) the head of the fetus is compressed; and (D) following fetal demise, the fetus is removed from the birth canal".
Up to 98.9% of the M. aeruginosa cells were removed intact at low Tanfloc dosage.
Many stelae are found in remote areas and their size and weight prevents them from being removed intact.
First, fetal nerve cells are not so entangled with each other as those of an adult, and are therefore easier to remove intact.
The cold-EDTA protocol removes intact cells from ECM, with minimal ECM damage and contamination.
Samples were centrifuged at 4000 g for 10 min at 4°C to remove intact cells and cellular debris.
Cells were homogenized with a Teflon homogenizer with B-type pestle [28] for 10 min at 4°C to remove intact cells and nuclei.
The homogenate was centrifuged at 650 g for 3 min to remove intact worms and nuclear fractions.
