The phrase "stay isolated" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to the practice of avoiding contact with people due to a potential health risk, such as in the coronavirus pandemic. For example: "We must do our part to slow the spread of the virus by staying isolated as much as possible."
A bank meltdown or a virus will not stay isolated.
He's so famous now he has to stay isolated behind these gates to protect himself".
She has hired two New York City-based attorneys to fight Maine's orders that she stay isolated indoors until 10 November.
They also had to stay isolated in their Spanish retreat, a safe distance from the human errors that afflict too many boxers.
For this time, no deal with Iran does not mean Iran will stay isolated, as it did during the Ahmadinejad period.
He will also underscore what experts of the game say is a gradual change in the long-cloistered world of Japanese baseball, a realization that the country cannot stay isolated from the rest of the globe.
However, for those populations that persisted and stayed isolated in these refugia for long enough, they would diverge and eventually speciate (Vrba 1980 , 1985 1992) (the Pulse phase of her hypothesis).
And that's where he stayed, isolated in a booth.
The longer Beck stays isolated, the more of a problem he'll be for Fox, and the less he'll be able to spread his lies and distortions.
These controversies notwithstanding, the divergence between Native American and Asian sequences for each mtDNA haplogroup led some authors to suggest that the Native American founder population stayed isolated in Beringia from the remaining Asian populations prior to their entry in the Americas [9], the so called "out of Beringia" model.
As a part of the Soviet Union, Estonia stayed isolated from Europe for years and quite strong ideological pressure was brought to bear on the citizens.
