The phrase "very ecological" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is environmentally friendly or sustainable. Here is an example sentence: "The new packaging design for our products is very ecological, using only recycled materials and reducing our carbon footprint."
"It looks like a very ecological paperweight," she said.
Luxury holiday cabins, funded by venture capitalists, and secured on a 125-year lease from the public, that will destroy the very ecological interest of one of our woods, falls very far short of that aim.
"In the '70s I lived a very ecological life in rural Cornwall," the British environmentalist and gadfly Edward Goldsmith recalled in a 2007 interview with The Ecologist, the magazine he founded in 1970.
As this example indicates, the very ecological protest against the ruthless capitalist exploitation of natural resources is already caught in the commodification of experiences: although ecology perceives itself as the protest against the virtualisation of our daily lives and advocates a return to the direct experience of sensual material reality, ecology itself is branded as a new lifestyle.
The implications of adhering to Tillerson's views are sobering: Continuing to maintain an economy dependent on hydrocarbon combustion jeopardizes the very ecological foundations supporting humanity.
The present report focuses on a very ecological process, as it corresponds to selecting visual objects based on their novelty.
Species with a very narrow ecological niche of soil moisture and nutrients declined, whereas species adapted to wider ecological conditions increased.
Very little ecological information is known about these birds.
Very little ecological information is available for this small hermit.
But the lorises have very specific ecological requirements and are therefore picky about their homes.
"You could say it wouldn't matter — it has very few ecological interactions with anything else in the world.
