The phrase "a collection of local" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group or assortment of items, people, or features that are specific to a particular area or community.
Example: "The museum features a collection of local artifacts that showcase the region's history and culture."
Alternatives: "an assortment of local" or "a grouping of local".
The Haugesund museum houses a collection of local antiquities.
There is a museum with a collection of local artifacts.
Built in the late 19th century, the Landmark houses a collection of local memorabilia.
The conflict began in 2003 when a collection of local rebel groups began attacking Sudanese government offices.
London Citizens, a collection of local community groups, rallied the bank's cleaners to demand a higher, "living" wage.
Alongside the German stalls, there is a Christmas craft fair, a collection of local craftspeople selling hand-made bags, organic cosmetics and unique toys.
Second, because folds are stabilized by the cooperative action of many local interactions distributed throughout the structure, the overall problem of fold stabilization may be viewed reasonably as a collection of coupled local problems.
Silicon Valley, the wellspring of the digital technologies fueling globalization, is itself a collection of remarkably local clusters based on industry niches, skills, school ties, traffic patterns, ethnic groups and even weekend sports teams.
Greenspan also argued that there really wasn't a single national market for housing, but rather a collection of many local markets.
John Lewis boss Andy Street is head of the Greater Birmingham and Solihull Local Enterprise Partnership (GBSLEP), a collection of nine local councils and businesses aiming to raise the region's profile.
At the highest level, the submodel acts as a person detector, while at the lowest level, the body is decomposed into a collection of many local parts.
